There are several ways to get into the property management space without risking a large outlay of capital, makes sense to keep your options open as to the approach you choose.

I hold tight right there.

I feel like we have a lot of overseas investors combined with a lot of office space being built in SF and the Peninsula without enough new housing to keep up but another bubble burst like 2001 or 2008 and a lot of people could be in trouble.

If the seller doesn't like you, is in a very tight spot,wants to rob you blind, seller financing is one of the dreamer options.

It's a neighborhood I love and I could actually see expanding my portion of living space over time.

If the deal was that tight to begin with then do not purchase a property.It's better to buy nothing at all than to have a property breakeven with bad debt keeping you down.You have to watch PM's because sometimes they will take a lower PM management fee but then get a referral fee each time from the contractor performing the repair that is in their network.

Welcome to the world of Real Estate Investing and the many opportunities available to you.You made the first step in connecting on the largest social network specifically for the Real Estate Investing industry.Take the time to explore all the resources available to you.Networking is how to succeed in this space and as such I wanted to give you an open invitation to feel free to reach out to me at any time.I am located in the Northern Nevada market and doing buy and hold, wholesale and fix and flips… Best of luck with your Real Estate Investing Career.

I'm planning to hire a PM company, but I'm looking to have very tight control around who they bring in as tenants.

A friend of mine is already in this space but on a much larger scale.

We have been approached by a cellular service provider that wants to lease rooftop space on a commercial building.