In physical terms, San Francisco is virtually entirely 'built out.'  

@Carol Venolia  our rental properties are the least of our problems .the lake co fire is devastating, over 700 homes burned to the ground one person diedAnd folks have lost their pets, horses are running around not knowing where to go and to horse owners this is like losing children.My brother lives in the affected area he is also a heavy equipment operator on Sat he got called to the butte fire  he has worked virtually non stop on fires this summer.

I have a rental property near several Universities in Pennsylvania and the town has an ordinance against renting to students.We have rented to students for approx 15 years supposedly against the ordinance.I understand government involvement with discrimination but have not seen this type a discrimination against an unprotected class i.e “students”.Does anyone know of any cases that addressed these or similar issues?

As for fear of a down economy for vacation homes we have Disney and Universal Studios that keep things pretty active in that area.

With using virtual assistants "VA's" being the topic for April the 27th.  

But the west side is virtually ignore, although a lot of investor are already catching on.Happy hunting!

I actually grew up in Reno and went to college at the University of Nevada, Reno. 

Probably passing York Rd,but close to it, you might not get anybody from     university if that is the goal.    1) Finishing up a basement could be min 6k-7k or  way more, depending on the condition, how you are finishing it, who is   doing the work, what you are adding, if duct work involved etc...    2) Typically %75.

For this reason I'm bullish on certain pockets in LA especially south LA, for reference look at Leimert Park, West Adams, and University Heights.

On the other hand, the rental market in Boston is fairly secure in contrast to some other markets given its proximity to universities (student housing) and being a hub for young professionals (millennial renters).This isn't to say you won't make any money in Boston, but rather you won't have much positive cash-flow until mortgages etc.. are paid off.