I'm originally from San Francisco and ultimately chose to invest out of state because of that fact.

Then there is San Andres, which is gorgeous, but an island.

well, the crash in san francisco market is precisely because of that, so many startup has receive no funding making people or young engineer has to sell their luxury condo in san francisco, a condo that used to be 800k 3 years ago is now 400-500k-ish, however the other area seems more stable even we got more bid for single family, it seems, an asset that is rich in bid and appeal to family with good school such as basic 3/1 would be just fine.... 

San Antonio has some great investment opportunities.

I just went to a presentation put on by Ignite Funding in San Diego. 

LA & San Francisco was already too expensive and crowded while Seattle checked all our boxes.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Not once in the last 16 years. check out the stats for San Diego.By the way I believe you can succeed in both markets (high cash flow/low appreciation & low cash flow/high appreciation) but best odds are if you are intimate with the market.  

The support from the RTR team has been invaluable.Looking ahead, I'm eager to explore creative opportunities in real estate, particularly with the unique mid-term rental options in San Antonio.

I'm looking to connect with anyone who is doing or has done RCFE (Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly) or ARF (Adult Residential Care Facilities) in San Diego county. 

If you need references for either of them in San Diego, let me know.