I need to be equidistant from downtown San Francisco and Silicon Valley.  2) If I can be ready to buy in 6 months, would it be better buy a pre-owned home or new home?

I am relocating to California from the mid-west, where we are used to living in newer, bigger homes and we cannot live comfortably in the small, older, expensive homes in the peninsula, SFO city or near Silicon Valley.

In 2015 I sold rental property in Ca-silicon valley-that was in a 1031x.

Hi all,we are Gianluca and Matteo, both Software Engineers working for major Silicon Valley software companies and aspiring real estate entrepreneurs.We’re currently working on a corporate housing platform with the objective of creating an automated service for renting out and managing corporate-level properties.

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Hi Everyone,I just stumbled upon the world of real estate investing and this community earlier this week and have been really interested in this form of investing ever since.A little about me: I am a 28 year old software engineer from the Silicon Valley who has been working in the field for about 2.5 years.

It's in a pretty "high demand" area in Silicon Valley so I don't foresee an issue selling it, it's more about identifying the replacement property that will be challenging.

I'd have to move to Silicon Valley to keep my job, so I took the early retirement option they offered.

Silicon Valley, for example, depends on the fortunes of a single sector of the economy.

E.g. my sister and BIL work in Silicon Valley and (like everyone else) complain about housing prices in Mountain View.