But the point of this thread is if the SF Bay Area is at the top and if it is affordable.Part of my day job is to digest research on the trends and patterns of consumers and then design and develop products that fit within their lives.I would not profess to be an expert on every market, but the research teams we pay millions to say, within the millennial generation the strong trend is to skip the starter home and just buy what they want.

Am advertising my single family house for rent now as the tenants will be out in mid-June.

It is advertised as a 10 cap  and the neighborhood is a C/D class. 

You're also likely to spend more listing FSBO than you might think, between advertising, your own time, and the dreaded holding costs.  

as a major player It would be interesting to get your perspective on where this trend is going.being that I buy a lot of property in many states and all for cash..

-How can I market/ advertise the property so I can get a renter in asap, or how can I attract investors looking to buy from me if I were doing wholesaling. 

I have family in the Midsouth which makes Memphis a nice writeoff location to review my property status and swing by to visit the family :-)I did not mention the name of the company because I was not sure how aggressive the advertising clause in our posts would be policed. 

Do I advertise the property for $90k?

you need to upgrade to pro to advertise your services.. however as one investor to another broad casting for deals on this open forum has its ups an downs... good luck

That's a $2,400 commission.  40% goes to the brokerage to cover overhead, staff, office lease, advertising, supplies, licensing fees, e&o, etc.