I'm located in Northern California(Bay Area).

The organization is (as best I can tell ) a non-profit run by lawyers that sue insurance companies so they are biased to the homeowner, which for you is good.https://www.uphelp.org/blog/north-bay-fires-insura...2.

I am in the last few weeks of escrow on my second sale and have a significant amount of equity since I purchased during the recession in the North bay of California’s Bay Area.The challenge for me now is to find a good deal to roll this (250k) into that cash flows and will appreciate.

Situation: Contracted for $95K, 1150 sq ft, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, built-ins, bay window, 2 car garage, front covered porch, very cute.

I will be there Tony, and am trying to bring a buddy with me.For those on the fence, Thunder Bay has a pretty good Bourbon selection along with some tasty beers on tap.Thanks-Mike

I am from South Bay, California and found this forum by accident.Real Estate is a very exciting word to me and anything that has to do with it is welcome :)Anyway let's network.

Funny enough, I work at a bank and am good with numbers and have always wanted to leverage my analytical strengths to better benefit me instead of my employer.I live in San Jose, CA and know that I don’t want my first RE experience to have a high tuition cost so buying in the immediate Bay Area is out, but have read some discussions around Stockton, Modesto, and Merced that sounds like it might be a viable option.

Hi,We are a couple with no kids and single income in the Bay area.

I am in the SF Bay Area and have a SF, MF and a VR.   

Hello, Awesome BPers.  I'm new to investing and am thinking about building an ADU in my backyard. I'm in San Jose 95119 and from my research, I can build a 440SF ADU.  Its a pretty small unit so I'm not sure it would ...