However, some mini RE sector in CA that correspond a lot to actual layoff/hiring cycle, is already causing a crash in luxury condo market in San Francisco.6.

Hi, Akshay Bhaskaran, I'm interested in start doing the BRRR method in the Austin and San Antonio area, I would love to connect and learn from you.

Your market may have something to do with it also.....in the San Francisco Bay Area many people will NOT get a 50% rule....I would imagine in Miami it's the same thing....however....if you are investing in certain areas of the midwest .....Ohio, Tennessee, Missouri or Wisconson....50% rule should definitely be a deal breaker because if your property does not meet it....then move on.

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

I am under contract and hoping to get some guidance.Price is $490k in San Antonio, TX.

They manage long term and short term rentals in San Diego and have phenomenal reviews.

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?

Quote from @Rebekah Bloom: I am selling my 2/2 condo in San Miguel de Allende.

Im from Seattle as well and the main company is from San Fran so I had to plug my nose and still do business with a company based in that garbage town...

We get about the same out here in the San Fernando Valley.