It's good to see that even in the Midwest city, it is reaching a better cap rate than the bay area market.

if your doing fha va then your basically 95% leveraged and you should not expect positive cash flow until rents rise a tad.. have small negative cash flow on a highly levered deal is not a bad thing I you have a quality property and you believe rents and values will rise over time.Virtually every investor for instance that invests in the SF bay area is negative the first 2 to 5years but then they kill it on appreciation..

I know other Bay Area investors buying here or close buy but doing value add such as ADUs, house hacking, or mid-term or short term rentals (long rentals at current interest rates and prices will be very negative cash flow).

I live in the Bay Area and I want to get into real estate, but there's just not a lot on the market right now and what is on the market is selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars over asking price.

Hi guys -  im based in the SF Bay Area and looking to invest in some SFR's in Dallas with a partner.

There's great real estate events around the Tampa Bay area that attract investors and may be of value to you.

The plan is to rent for the next 4 years or so until we move out of the bay area. 

I started in SF Bay Area and we were doing bid over ask back in the late 80s..

The first one is more my own doing, a Bay Area SFH that I rent out to family members so they are getting a great deal.  

There's a lot of new condo construction happening in the Bay Area, so I'm worried about future appreciation.