The National Low Income Housing Coalition, a Washington-based advocacy group, said this week that in San Francisco, for example, a household would need 3.2 full-time minimum-wage workers to afford a “decent” two bedroom place at fair market rent.

As with all real estate, I understand each market is different but wanted to see if there's a universal concept that can be applied to get the most bang out of your buck (i.e. does spending $5K on bathroom repairs immediately command higher rents compared to spending $5K spend on HVAC repairs).I'm in San Diego (where cash flow is a bit rough) and specifically focused on properties in the class B/C neighborhoods. 

Have you looked in Riverside or San Bernardino County?  

Hello all.I am a newbie to real estate from San Diego, CA.

I'm now a dentist in South San Francisco, CA (since 2013) and I love what I do.

Hello all. Iam new to Real Estate and BP and was wondering if any one here knew of any RE clubs or groups in the LA area. Thanks 

The buyers put down 5k down and didn't pay for the past 2 months.Another house is in San Antonio, Texas 9 k down on a wrap. 3 Payments behind.

@Jose DiazWelcome to the BP community.

If you are interested in learning the note business or might wish to invest in notes because you have capital or you want to flip notes and you live in the San Francisco MSA; I invite you to contact me ASAP as the company prefers to know in advance if I am bringing a second party to the seminar.

My name is Jody and I have recently started investing in single family in San Diego California.