We will definitely be buying in the Peninsula which is notoriously expensive (I've begged an pleaded for the BF to consider the east bay but he says N-O, he's a surfer has has to be by the water... traffic... blah blah blah) I'm considering a live in fix and flip, you can find property for $515-$560 as is with similar properties selling for $675+ turn key and we're both handy so we will be doing most of the labor on our own.I'm also drawn to multi family properties and a live in buy and hold, with us occupying one unit for a few years.

I  lived in Dublin (SF Bay Area) for 17 years.  

Cap rates are below 5% in most of the Bay, unless you go to the periphery areas.

We moved out here from the Bay Area after my father retired from Ampex corp in Redwood City.I began my real estate education when I purchased my first home at the age of 21.        

I used to live there (I was Navy stationed in Kings Bay), and my partner and I are considering Jacksonville as a spot to invest.

You have two weeks before every one in the entire state of Wisconsin forgets about housing as the Green Bay Packers season is about to start.  

I do not currently live there, but I invest in the Vero Beach, Sebastian, and Palm Bay areas.

I am in the bay area and am looking to buy some residential land.

Today is the day.I am an ex bay area techie (Apple) and novice investor owning 7 rental properties in Austin and Minneapolis.I am here to connect with others, learn, share and collaborate.Originally from Texas, My partner and I have been in San Francisco for 9 years now and just purchased our primary residence about 2 year ago in the bayview district. 

I am in the SF Bay Area where good properties fly off the market very quickly.