All Forum Posts by: Sheeva R.

Originally posted by @Ari S.:

Many self-appointed prophets have been wrong, and some were right. Only time will tell.
In about 40-year (just like @Amit M. have mentioned) SF always won, and it has been run the same  (on occasion even worse than now) bureaucrats for the last 40+ years.
It has 2 major and practically permanent advantages: Weather(especially relevant in the climate change era) and location between Berkeley and Stanford, that no other place in the US can successfully overcome.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/888/topics/850101-bay-area-housing-2020-crash-or-no-crash

 This is a really good point. My only concern/question is with no restaurants, no nightlife and a pandemic with no end in sight why wouldn't people just move out of the city for more space (within the general Bay Area) - therefore making SF less appealing but the outskirts more appealing 

Hi everyone,

I am currently located in the Bay Area looking for flipping opportunities. I don’t know have any personal experience and am just starting out but wanted to connect with other local investors. It seems like competition is steep in this area and I am wondering how people are finding good deals in this area and any recommendations on areas to look? I know some go out of the area but I’m looking for something that can be managed without getting on an airplane. Also any realtor recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks!

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What online courses do you recommend to meet the requirements for the license exam?

Also what are the yearly fees to stay active?

Just messaged you Ramsin

Hi everyone, 

I am located in N. Cali and am looking to buy a vacation rental that is cash flow positive but a place we could occasionally use as a vacation home. Where would your top location picks be?

Thanks!

Hi, I private messaged you. Did you receive it?

Anyone else?

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So we have owned the 1st rental property for about 5 years - it has gone up about 200k since purchase. That is rented. The second property we live in we bought a year ago (April 2017) so not too much equity. It’s price has gone up quite a bit too since it’s in a high appreciation area. I don’t like the house at all and we will need to move but the problem is I want to avoid selling it. Given the details of the situation any way we can do that- move without having to come up with a huge downpayment in cash. The property I am thinking of is around 700-750k