Base on your calculation, $6K x12 = $72K/YR, then minus 12K/Yr(Tax, Ins, Mx) = $60K/yr then divided $783K, looking at cap rate (NOI) 7.6% which is high compare to the bay area cap rate.Usually high cap rate (8-12%) = high turn over tenants (Crappy tenants) lower appreciation.Lower cap rate (3.5 - 4%) = Quality tenants and high appreciation.Been an investor in/out of CA for the past 10 years, I will always pick bay area.GOOD LUCK!

I'm 4 hours away in SF Bay Area.

Hi all,I'm fairly new to the Milwaukee market and am aiming to buy a duplex but am wondering what to expect for the competitiveness of the market in the trendier Bay View/ Brady st / Shorewood areas?

Hi all,I'm fairly new to the Milwaukee market and am aiming to buy a duplex but am wondering what to expect for the competitiveness of the market in the trendier Bay View/ Brady st / Shorewood areas?

Hi all,I am looking for recommendations for a savvy San Francisco Bay Area mortgage broker.

Just learned that Bank of the West, which in the East is called BNP, can do non owner occupied HELOCs in the SF Bay Area.

My rule of thumb is that the total deal profit (after closing costs, holding costs, rehab costs, everything) for the flipper should be 10% of the ARV .Shoot me a note if you find something - we're actively looking for flips in the SF & South Bay areas.

I am wholesaling to a local flipper and my house will be just outside the bay area so still expensive.Thank you guys for all the help.

I'm in the Los Angeles area (South Bay area).

Behind these 2 stores is 2 offices, and a 2 bay automotive garage, that is currently rented out for $700 a month all in a large fenced in yard.