Since last fall prices have gone up 30-40% in Silicon Valley.

Rochester is a growing city because of Destination Medical Center which is a multi billion investment in town to turn it into the Silicon Valley of Medical care and research backed by Mayo Clinic.

I'm considering Riverside for the following reasons:I've read from different websites that job growth in the area is expected to outpace Silicon Valley It is close to where I live (I live in OC)I have heard from a few people I know that there are people moving there due to the high cost of living in OC and LA However, I'm a little unsure if investing there would be the right choice because I do not know how likely it would be getting a good tenant fast and I have also read that evictions can be a giant headache in CA. 

These jobs are often business graduate students that gets      ~ $15 bucks a hour in Silicon Valley and a bonus for successful deal making.

I had done well as an owner trading up my principle residence half a dozen times as markets rose during the 80s and 90s but sold out during the dot com bust in 2002 and have been a Silicon Valley renter paying through the nose since then staying close to my tech job.

I lived in Silicon Vally for 30 years and saw tremendous price appreciation, and saw lots of folks lose their shirts too.

I retired and moved here from Silicon Valley, California about two years ago.

Hi,I'm looking for experienced fix and flip investors to partner with in Silicon Valley (San Jose area).

There are few places in Silicon Valley where multi family homes are in neighborhoods that are as well kept as in single family home neighborhoods.

This was somewhat in 'story format' going all the way back to my grandfather investing in the 70s in the silicon valley up to the fact we have managed our own businesses for 2 decades, and our past experience with rentals, pictures of our current places (we take very good care of them) including things like the fact that our vacancy runs less than 2% but we still figure 5% into our projections to be conservative.