I recently have started investing in fourplexes in the growing north San Antonio market.  

I am also in San Francisco, own 1 property and looking to invest out of state and I am actually currently looking in Texas.

I think they also have locations in San Diego or LA.

I do not have a percentage but you will see when you read the other posts that people tend to realize the benefits and then determine that RE investing is something they should consider more seriously.There are many of us in the Bay Area - I recommend attending one of the BP meet ups in SF or San Jose (San Jose has one tomorrow).

Yes, I forgot to mention this is in San Leandro CA

Hi all,I recently moved to San Diego and am trying to get more involved in real estate.

Look up "Diamond Farming" Gary DiGrazio out of the bay area of San FranciscoHe is the best when it comes to learning about Probate.

I have narrowed it down to either Houston, Dallas, San Antonio or Austin (including surrounding areas of all cities).My question is this, if I am looking for a multifamily (3-4 units) with cash-flow and projected appreciation (I know that is a lot to ask for lol), what would be the best areas in Texas in general to start to narrow down my research locations?

For example our current down is $1500 but San Francisco is $4000 and even Dc is 2700.

@Lauren HeartIdeally I would like to invest (buy and hold) in the peninsula, but also interested in Walnut Creek, Danville, San Ramon, Hayward and Elk Grove.