Although I’m still a few years away from exchanging my San Francisco properties, I can relate to your experiences.

I have a couple buddies in San Francisco who I've been talking to about potentially co-buying a place in Tahoe and I am wondering if anyone has advice on how best to make a meaningful case for sharing in the costs/ownership/use/profit/tax adv/etc.Curious if anyone has firsthand experience?

in Jan 2020 I closed of my first house while active duty navy in San Diego.

I’m in the mag industrial fund and I would invest again… which I did in the mag Broadview in San Bernardino area by the college.

we also have free visits (my thought is partner will likely use it more (offers have been to Emerald coast and they live in Minnesota and I live in San Diego - who do you think will visit it more?) 

I immediately signed up for a BP Pro membership, joined a live webinar on how to start in 2024, and absorbed everything I could about real estate.At first, I was exploring the idea of investing in San Diego, where my girlfriend and I were living at the time.

A buddy of mine in San Antonio faced the same challenge last year.

Always good to connect with someone who's got their finger on the pulse of the market.Jasper & DomMaximizing Austin & San Antonio Investors' ROI - Investing in Two of America's Fastest-Growing Markets

I've got a clsoe contact.. a seasoned realtor down there who's helped investors navigate the post-storm market successfully.And hey, if you ever want to chat about investing in other markets like Phoenix, where I've been helping folks find great opportunities, or even places like Austin and San Antonio, I'm all ears.

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