But if the Bay Area and the way that place is ran isn't your cup of tea, you're not really getting away from it much in this area.

I'd love to meetup for coffee or tea sometime and chat real estate, I'm trying to network more myself as well.

@Corey Miller - Not my cup of tea but to each their own.  

With larger properties (whether something you can buy on your own or invest in experienced syndicators you feel comfortable with) there is diversification and more peace of mind (from not having to deal without management layer). 

I have 3 questions for you as I'm relatively inexperienced and definitely not familiar with either location. 

I have 3 questions for you as I'm relatively inexperienced and definitely not familiar with either location.From a real estate perspective only:1) Would you choose Phoenix or Houston?

I know I’m super inexperienced but I’ve been doing a lot studying on real estate investing and I’m very excited to meet other investors and learn more.

people are seeing that more and more and would make the stop if that's their cup of tea so to speak.

The weak deals that I've seen have definitely been sponsored by inexperienced sponsor groups.

A inexperienced investor has no business taking on a project of this level only because they have no idea about real numbers.