We all know that real estate just like politics is local, so my question is to all the investors out there that thrive in an expensive market like Boston, New York,San Francisco, when analyzing a deal in one of these cities what numbers are you relying on?

Hi, my name is Francois and I'm married with 2 kids.Seeking to purchase my first apt complex here in San Antonio

The lease states every year it adjust to the Bay Area CPI San Francisco/San Jose/ Oakland. 

My name is Norton and I live in San Jose, CA.  

Watched my hometown market rapidly price out the majority of the peers I grew up with and most have been driven out toward the Sacramento/San Joaquin Valley if they wanted to even THINK of buying vs. renting.  

My name is James and I live in San Luis Obispo, CA, the happiest town in America, according to Oprah and many other people. 

I live in San Diego though I run my business on Oahu.

Maybe San Bernadino, Lancaster, Palmdale.

I live in San Diego and wouldn't invest anywhere else but Houston (well soon PHX and Vegas simply because Houston stock is having a hard time keeping up :)Cody

According to my search i found out that in dallas,san antonio and austin i can find what i want but i read that clevland ,atlanta and jacksonville are also good for invest.