@Shane Pearlman  - I am a San Franciscan native and this well written article explains the why San Francisco real estate is the way it is.http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/14/sf-housing/

Just read this article on the 2015 home trends.http://austin.culturemap.com/news/home-design/01-2...Any surprises for any of you?

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Great article and great advice Corey!

Articles can be amended, but that is just another expense, so make allowances the first time around. :)

We had an article discussing the matter of partnering with a disqualified person here.

I thoroughly cover this topic in the first link and the 2nd link is an article which contains updated stats:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/2140...http://www.zillow.com/research/landlord-profit-735...To expand upon these posts, here are the historical annual appreciation numbers for SF, which I believe are undeniable:5 Years - 8%/Yr.10 Years - 0%/Yr.20 Years - 5.8%/Yr.30 Years - 5.6%/Yr.I view long term buy and hold investing as a 15+ year time horizon and SF has returned extremely attractive gains over those periods.

My company's website, realdata.com, has a strong educational component and I write a series of articles about real estate investment and development for that site.

I’m working hard to make the most of Bigger Pockets; but if anyone has any wisdom, personal experience, resources, articles, podcasts, introductions, etc. to share, I’m open to listening!

Full Article HereThis could potentially increase the number of apps and software developed using MLS data.