Prices in Hawaii are very similar to those here in San Diego, but I bet Hawaii would make for a great place to invest in vacation property.

We're going to visit our local REIA events, attend some meetups, and take advantage of any and all free events.Just wanted to get some words of wisdom to any fellow San Diego investors out here.

The reason why rent is so high in DC, San Fransisco, NYC, Seattle is partly due to rent control, zoning restrictions, limited building permits as well as NIMBYISM.

There are some places that are available to lease solely for that purpose in the big cities, like San Fran and others. 

Anyone have a good idea on where I could find Foreclosure lists or anyone who can connect me with a title agency around the San Diego area.

When I came back to the US in 2017 I moved to San Diego for work but I knew I wanted to get start in buy and hold MF. 

(Seattle, Portland, Eugene, San Jose, Vegas, Atlanta, New Orleans) Of course there's airbnb, but wondered what other options might be out there.

In major metropolitan cities like San Diego, most Class C properties are expensive and most doesn't even cash flow.

The property is located in a community called Rancho Cerro Colorado near the Palmilla in San Jose Del Cabo.

I did a house hack in San Diego on a very expensive house and the extra rents helped tremendously while I lived there.