Showing the house in San Clemente that we have, I know there's roadwork on the freeway, and at various times of the day traffic can inch along.

Some people take a longer path to get started but at that point you should have incredible momentum to take you as far as you are able.Good luck and enjoy the beautiful San Diego area.

I am a native Californian born in San Diego and lived in many places from Chula Vista to Redding, CA.

If anyone has a contact for an investor friendly lender in San Antonio let me know.

Hey Daniel,Downtown San Jose is on fire right now as far as acquisitions.

There are other fees as well, like draw inspection fees, additional appraisal at the end of construction, and construction fees or other fees a bank may charge, so you just shop around like you would a normal loan, but get familiar with all the different fees they charge; try to figure out how to compare apples to apples.I know nothing about San Antonio, but it sounds like you've done a good job finding a contractor.  

The major hubs in the US which attract Chinese investors are still San Francisco, Seattle, New York.

Hey Everyone,I realized that I never did a formal introduction post to BP but have done some forum posts and wanted to give a quick thanks to all of those before me posting great content and encouraging me to really start using BP.A little bit about me - I am a licensed real estate broker in California, currently based out of San Mateo.

so I attended this webinar that was advertised here last week with a gentleman named Pat Cleary from San Diego.

I could really use the knowledge of experienced investors here.I live in San Antonio, TX.