I know the High Speed Rail is eventually going to have a station there (and it's also threatening to cut through my property in Acton, buts thats another story) but is that a good thing? 

Or, Just google the Metrolink to see where all of the stations are.

Banks occasionally do.Usually pharmacies pay the most for corner, followed by banks, and the gas stations.

I did an FHA loan on a 4plex for my first deal in the Bay Area, although I had much less capital, and wanted higher cash flow, so I moved out of the Sunset in SF and bought in Richmond (city of) just south of the BART station.

I have been browsing BP for a few weeks now, but haven't formally introduced myself.I currently stationed at Scott AFB as a Staff Sergeant in the USAF, and I work in Contract Management.

Price at or bit below market and you'll have lots of choices.I no longer do individual showings.

The reason I say this is the more yield you get the more things you will have to take on.As an example being an investor myself and a commercial broker as well my clients typically fall into 2 buckets.One is triple net leasing where you are buying a property with 10 to 30% down depending on what it is (bank, pharmacy, dollar store, restaurant, gas station, etc.)

I think my long term goal is to buy some of the boarded up apartments rehab them and make them into low income housing.So far I have went down to the police station to do a freedom of information act to get detailed descriptions of various calls and reports made to individuals who live in the surrounding area.

I'm pretty sure I would have quoted the movie Aliens and ran away.Originally posted by Ellen Ripley: I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit.

We once delivered two station wagon loads of left over belongings to a tenant who moved to a new place and who was not mentally capable of dealing with the last of her stuff.