I would with a bunch of wholesalers here in Columbus, Ohio.Here is a good video on wholesaling in Ohio that was put out by the Ohio Division of Real Estate https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Also, if we did want to move into a primary residence to build equity in an area we like within the next 3-5 years, our concern is that a bank would view the debt to income ratio as unfavorable 2) Buying a SFR in the rapidly appreciating area we enjoy here in AZ, rent it out for a few years to build some equity, and then move inOur thought here is at least our cash would be 'working' for us while we still had virtually no living expenses in our rental3) Buy a SFR in the area while applying our unique version of the BRRRR method due to our circumstancesIf we closed on a property that needed a bit of work, rehabbed it lightly, and refinanced, we're not sure if it would make more sense to rent it out after that, or just move out of our current lease and enter the property.

Chill man........San Francisco is it's own unique wild animal when it comes to tenant rights.

Unique market to capture but once the girlfriend and I live together she's not going to want a ton of roommates haha

I’ve got a fairly unique situation, I guess everyone does to some extent!

We're also pretty unique in that we offer numerous equity opportunities (NASDAQ: EXPI) and the ability to earn a significant residual income via our revenue sharing program.   

We have a Marine Division that may be able to suggest possible markets.

There are absolutely fantastic properties, on and off market, catering to a unique wide range of resident demographics.

They come with their own unique issues, but it is an option. 

I like the guy who monitors my property, but the company and the accounting divisions seem to be slow and I need to be persistent if I want answers.I'm actually shopping around now and I did talk to a few PMs and they do charge a renewal fee, but I think I found one that doesn't and has good reviews.....I'll be talking to them tonight my time.