I own several rental properties in San Joaquin County.

Literally a buy and hold investor in San Diego would have made some key mistakes (such as not financing the unit) to not have doubled their investment on a buy and hold purchase from 4 years ago.  

Here In San Diego,  some of My clients loan at 20%,4 points and 9.5% depending on the deal. down payment may go up to 30%, but my best guy stays at 9.5% which adter reading the thread I think is pretty good.

A vacant, non-comparable unit owned in San Francisco must be offered to the tenant being evicted.An owner who wishes to evict a tenant for owner or relative occupancy must have at least a 25% interest in the building, if the ownership interest was recorded after February 21, 1991.

I'm an investor in San Antonio that has previously only done SFR deals and am interested in townhouse development.

I spent the last year doing appraisal work for a tax firm in San Francisco.  

This is all assuming I am able to find a property that cash flows sufficiently to where my living expenses would be paid for by the tenant I rent the second unit of the duplex out to.Sound insane?

I'm a part time investor in SFR's living in San Antonio who's looking to network and share experience/resources/deals.

I came across a 5-plex in San Pedro, CA.

Took us a while but we finally closed escrow on our latest flip in San Diego, CA (Del Cerro area).Specs: 4 bedroom / 2 bath - 2190 sq ftWe had quite a bit of work to do on this one.