I used to live in San Antonio.

I have been solely focused on buying 20% cap properties.. fixing up and renting out. not in san diego obviously.josh epstein

Hi I started a new s corp to buy fix and sell houses mainly in san diego californiaI started my first project as a corporation with a licensed contractor with worksmens comp, it was more expensive than when i was doing it as owner/builder with a bunch of subsAnyway the project was finished and sold but I need to finish a request for repairs in order to finalize the transaction.

When you factor in the insane (I'm talking $8000/year on a $200,000 home) taxes, I'm not sure how people make any money on the rentals here.

Hello,Im here in San Antonio, TX.

My name is Brian Jones, a business owner in San Diego, CA and very excited to get started investing in real estate.

I got a friend in San Francisco, who I've talked up real estate investment, and I think I've caught his ear.

Hello out there,My name is Toby Johnston and I live in San Jose, California.

At the very least if this is pursued you should bring in a local investor partner that has experience in ground up development to give yourself a fighting chance.There are calculated risks and then insane risks.Let's keep the content and discussion respectful on here without throwing labels around.

Hey Scott, I don't specifically know the Seattle market but will assume like most metro areas it will be similar to where I live in San Diego.Most major metros like that you will not be able to effectively cash flow.