We are active in Waveland, Bay St Louis, Pass Christian, Long Beach, Ocean Springs, Gautier, Pascagoula, and Moss Point (and possibly other water front towns near these locations).As I'm sure most are, I would be interested in speaking with other investors in the area, and would even possibly be open to the idea of partnering for a property or two with the right individual/team. 

I have a townhouse in the Bay Area norcal.

The San Francisco Bay Area housing shortage has prompted a lot of homeowners and investors to add Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) to their properties.

I read apartment vacancy is still doing 92% in bay area, but they have to give concession , like one or two months free. office is pretty much dead.if you notice traffic pattern in bay , monday and friday is empty but traffic jam everywhere on tuesday and thursday.there's no way people would come back to work from mon to friday 9 to 5 again.i don't know about the future, but it's kinda scary, we in US live in borrowing times......

Myself growing up in Cupertino CA  ( SF Bay Area Apple headquarters ) no one starting out could afford a home there on average incomes.

Look up Top Golf, there a few locations in Phoenix. 3-4 stories tall with GPSed balls so you can see them on a TV screen that is in each bay.

That will help keep some of the negative impact of inflation at bay.

Hi everyone,I'm an OOS investor in the SF Bay Area looking at purchasing a SFR in the Huntsville AL area but trying to hone in on the specific neighborhoods that might make sense.

your forgetting Joe Gore who called me out as a fraud the very first day I was on BP  LOL .. on my trips to Honolulu I stay at a condo right down the beach from Bowlings and I have been tempted to call for a coffee or something but then I think better of it.. both of us being Bay Area guys though we did have a lot in common..

I'm a 21 year old living in the bay area.