Small multi-families seem to be in high demand right now so if you see anything that somewhat sparks your interest, don't wait and go see it as soon as possible. 

The demand is much higher than inventory.

I ask because right now I go online and just pick a home off zillo ect and then play with the bp tool calculators but it doesn't feel like I'm really running numbers because I may not have the purchase price, arv, ect.

I’m currently recovering from a surgery and instead of laying about playing video games I’d like to get myself,kids ,and wife on track to financial security and freedom.

The good thing about this market is the demand for rentals has not stopped the last few years and only keeps going up. 

The reason I say that is because a lot of folks never think about the things that play into real estate that have nothing to do with real estate. 

Kevin's Attorney called Seller's Attorney who did pick up the phone at that time and Seller's Attorney claimed he was sick with the Flu and was not in the office to take care of the Cancellation.Kevin's Attorney, a week ago, was tired of waiting and then sent a Demand Letter in Writing to Seller's Attorney to promptly return deposit.Kevin went to find out more about the Seller's Attorney, specifically if he had any problems.We searched a public Court Website and found out that the Seller's Attorney was sued by a Client that was Purchasing a Property.

I’m currently recovering from a surgery and instead of laying about playing video games I’d like to get myself,kids ,and wife on track to financial security and freedom.

As a first time investor or even a smaller investor its hard to find a level playing field in the Bay Area.

If the “fair market price” is because it’s a good property, relatively updated, desirable area, etc. then you’re basically buying a yield play.