I have a lot of clients from out of state and out of the country that buy in Downtown or close to Downtown, by transportation and the values keeps climbing at a very high rate.

Very decent area and just 10 to 15 min from downtown with access to all major forms of public transportation.

Out of high school I cut my teeth in the Transportation industry both global and domestic, following the footsteps of my Grandfather who was well respected in the business.

I currently work for Missouri Department of Transportation as a Highway Designer.

Homes in the area are selling for $650k and up.I have a contractor and a lot lined up, but I don't I'm not sure how much it would cost to transport the house and if there are any finance companies that can help.

I just bought a lot last year for 60k for instance that I am going to do a spec on .. there is a lot of factors but Schools are huge one.. and the lack of public transport as well.. if the bay area had a train system like Chicago for example things would be a little different as well. you could go to the open areas to build and still be within a 45 to 60 minutes train ride to work.. which is not out of the question in the US> Growing up in Cupertino we even back in the day had some of the best schools in CA.. for  those families that really valued education ( mainly Asian cultures) flocked to Cupertino..

Its a quaint older town near public transportation and very close to a bridge into Philadelphia.

The Uber driver also lets keep in mind does not handle the money.. you un regulate Real estate and all of a sudden buyers are going to be losing money left and right  with no one moderating the passing of the money..

.* Also, identify a complimentary station  or transportation spot if you can.

Hi BP, I am looking to buy an investment property in the Bay Area that is affordable (350k-450k), easily rentable, close to public transportation (BART).