Buy in either: - Established, affluent areas: Pacific Heights, Presidio, Cow Hollow, Sea Cliff OR- Tier 2 areas that might become more affluent: Mission Bay, Potrero, Dogpatch, MAYBE "Outer Sunset" (although yes - it's probably in a lower tier than the others) 2) Are we likely to make money if we invest in a cosmetic renovation of an older place or is the cost of labor and materials in SF likely to diminish our potential profits to a negligible amount. 

I have a work "home" in Seattle and spend most of the week in the Pacific Northwest but have traveled most of the US for work over the last 6-7 years or so.There are positives to each place so it is hard to compare. 

Watch "Pacific Heights" again!

However, if you’re looking at an extensive value-add opportunity, then I would certainly advise that you look for a local trusted partner.I can’t speak on Portland or the Pacific NW markets, but I’m sure there is someone that can give you further insight.

click the forms folder-  https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/dora/division-real-estate-contracts-and-forms 

Looking for anyone else with a bad experience with Adair Homes in the Pacific Northwest? 

It is a destination for Canadians, Alaskans, Washingtonians as well as other Pacific Northwesters.

This is probably not the last law they will pass to marginalize the "rich landlords" in the pacific NW.

PACIFIC HEIGHTS!!!!

Does anyone know what happened to the webinar that was supposed to be at 12pm Pacific today?