Do you really have the + or - $300K to Buy that property in the middle of nowhere at the dead end of a street?

Hello all, I'm in the middle of a contract for my second property, and I have some questions about insurance. 1.

. :)My whole life I have known I was different than my classmates, and while my grades didn't struggle throughout middle and high school, my spirit sure did.

More than 34% of San Francisco residents are considering moving out:http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Cost-of-living-traffic-have-a-third-of-Bay-Area-7386717.phpFor every 1 home buyer entering the state, there are 3 Californians selling and moving elsewhere:http://fox5sandiego.com/2016/11/07/why-a-lot-of-people-are-moving-out-of-california/San Jose's "move-away rate," which is the current share of households living in the city compared with the share leaving the city, is a whopping 77.2 percent, meaning San Jose middle-class households are 77 percent more likely to move out of the city than to move in:http://www.newsweek.com/bay-areas-middle-class-being-squeezed-out-droves-report-454178Yes, most of these people are in the middle class.

I want to stay in the general east side area of the city (Highland Park, East Liberty, Shadyside, Squirrel Hill, Point Breeze Morningside, etc..)

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The investor who puts the down pay will be a syndicate investor and will get 80-90% of the profit, and you get 10-20% depending on how good the deal is.If you don't get the financing then you're a broker/middle man, and can get a referral fee.

After that, move to the middle income areas for a better balance of cash/wealth accumulation.My main concern is how the local housing authority would view D area rentals.

Maybe target this in your near future.Your current area may be a bit pricey but it might get cheaper if you head east, keep driving till a deal pencils out, for example.

That way you can meet them in the middle so to speak.