Curious if anyone has ever heard or done something hypotethetical like this:Currently own a home in a very gentrified area.

Additionally, if an architect has what’s called an NCARB certification, they can obtain their license in other states to expand coverage areas and take on similar projects in new locations.  

Unless you are a veteran or using a DPA program all loan products require some skin in the game (down payment) and that is how most people start their portfolios. 

What are the rent comps in your area? 

You have to know what $200k smells like in your area and feels like.

Why is SF Bay area bad for investing and not landlord friendly?

I understand that Cap Rates are not a set number in an area/property, and they depend on many factors. 

Any investor friendly realtors and property managers would you recommend for that area?

Go to BUILD YOUR TEAM at the top of the screen and look for local investors or meetups in your area.

However, their high income/credit scores are a problem.