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Roy Mathew
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SF Bay Area REI Beginner

Roy Mathew
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi everyone, I'm a budding real estate investor based out of the SF Bay Area. Given the astronomical prices out here, I'm initially thinking of getting started with SFH/smaller MFH in more affordable metro areas within a short flight from San Francisco: Vegas, Boulder, Tempe, Tucson, Salt Lake, etc.

I'm in this for the long game with a focus on cash flow. Looking forward to learning from all of you and potentially even partnering with some of you down the road!

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Chris Lopez
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@Roy Mathew Boulder is not much more affordable than SF! I would cross it off the list. 

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