I am an investor/developer in Northern California.We plan to build fourplexes in populated/traveled areas in the Nor-cal Bay Area.If you don't know which way to go in order to retire yourself/your family, this is a strategy I'd recommend:Buy land -> Build fourplex -> Rent out/Airbnb units -> Refinance the property -> Repeat!

With each property I’ve taken over I have analyzed a multitude of strategies to attempt to generate the best ROI so I thought I’d write up this post to go over the state of some of these strategies in the Tampa Bay market right now.

Buying the new home seems, ideally, like a good financial decision since we get another rental property in our portfolio (possibly a good one) in a time where deals are hard to find, and we'd get a nicer house in an area we like in Tampa Bay.

It’s located by the bay / water.

Currently on 2 acres is a 1,600 sq/ft house with a big shop (75x30ft) double bay/steel walls and roof, an additional small building 10x18 which was renovated (initially for an esthetician), a covered RV storage spot, and a fenced in hot tub area.

I am based in the Bay Area here in CA, and was looking towards the mid-west as a good area to start in; more specifically, Cleveland, OH (lower cost to enter, supply of multifamily housing, solid job market, solid IRR etc).I really have two questions; does anyone have any advice in investing in the Cleveland area?

We have a lot of higher net worth people here in the SF Bay Area, you may have to call more people than you would if you were in my area.

Hi, there I am interested in enlarging my agent connection for bigger pockets in all of the Bay Area.

The house is approximately 3500 sq ft, with detached four bay garage on a .66 acre lot within the city limits.

Hi, I'm living in the San Francisco Bay Area, single, working a W-2 job that brings in about 50k a year.