It's one thing to have an office in Los Angeles and another in San Diego... but it's something else entirely to have an "office" in Los Feliz, Woodland Hills, Hollywood, Burbank, Glendale (all part of Los Angeles Metropolitan Area for those who aren't familiar with those barrios).

Purchasing apartments in San Diego has a hurdle that is not present in many other markets due to the poor cap rate. 

I am ready to make my first leap, I want some friendly advice I was scoping and the prices that make sense are in san Bernardino ca.

That's how people did it in San Diego during the bubble/bust.

I will have to dig up old photos if I still have them but one of the worst was a dump in San Antonio where I finally got the tenants out and then went to rehab it myself only to find myself running out of the house to yack in the front yard from the smell of many pounds of dog feces inside the house.

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Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Bought in Lavaca neighborhood as a buy and hold. Full 13 month reno. 75% of the work I did myself. Was offered a sweet deal as an owner fi...

Hello everyone, I am an aspiring real estate investor in the San Antonio area.

I started my Arizona real estate career in 1998 and at that time Awwatukee was the place to be, then it moved to Chandler, then Gilbert, and today it's Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Maricopa, etc.

One months rent is standard in north county San Diego for a security deposit for a master bedroom room rental.

He moved from Washington State after 5 months in a new assignment, prior to that he was south of San Antonio.