After building homes and very large additions in San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area, I decided to start rehabbing and flipping homes instead.

One was actually curved to fit a curved bay window radiator!

I buy Hampton Bay cabinets which are the "off the shelf" brand.

After 2011, market just took off in all bay areas to the point where you are now. 

I am located in the San Francisco Bay Area, and there is literally (close to) nothing that will cash flow positive right off the bat.

The HOA is great -- just $337 every three months for each house, and they take care of the exterior of the houses as well as mowing, edging, and pruning (except for a small area in front of the bay window on each house), and they replace the roof every 15-20 years.

The main reason I decided to invest in larger deals is because I realistically can't cashflow in the bay area and looking for small deals on the other side of the country isn't practical to do remotely.

The new ceiling loan limit for one-unit properties in most high-cost areas will be $679,650 — or 150 percent of $453,100.Historically the "high balance" limits for high cost of living areas like the Bay Area, NYC, SoCal, etc, have been 50% higher than the baseline.

I currently live in one of the most expensive parts of the country, the "Bay Area" or Silicon Valley.

Ultimately, I need someone who invests in the Bay Area.