so predicting a crash on the peninsula has been great sport now for the last 4 decades.. the biggest crash happened in SF in 89 to 92 prices did crash some then.. but then made new highs by mid to late 90s.. and now with TEch fully entrenched you have a world class city with no peer.. prices are taking a breather ..

Also enjoy sports, fishing, and flying.I am a recent graduate and work full time as a drone pilot for a utility company (enjoyed your TFR reference), have cash in the bank and no debt.

I'm getting bombarded by the local sports team for 7 to 8 month rentals.

Flipping can be a very cash intensive sport, and it is easy as a newbie to go over budget.

Networking groups are also a great way to gain exposure.Break through the “Rookie Wall”This sports metaphor refers to first-year players who suddenly stop having the kind of success they did before they made it to the professional level.

From sports to sales to investing, that‘s an awesome journey.

I host the Salt Lake REIA downtown luncheon on the third Friday of every month at Legends Sports Grill on 200 West and 700 South.

I actually climbed the roof with the seller and inspector and sounded like I knew what I was talking about.It's a team sport!

its almost like a sport in some of these areas and these techniques seem to be handed down over time … Jacking the power..,  by pass the water meter ,  rip off your condenser unit.. all quite common in the areas that are high % rentals in the SFR realm. 

It's amazing how rational this sport is.