Thanks :) Definition of good varies depending on what you are looking for:- Liberal: ocean Beach and hillcrest- Hip: Hillcrest, Pacific Beach, North Park, Bankers Hill, down town- Good/great Schools: Poway, Carmel Valley, North County coastal- party: Mission beach, downtown, Pacific Beach.- Upper class beach: Coronado, Ja Jolla, Del Mar, Encinitas, carlsbad, leucadia- Upper class inland: Rancho Santa Fe, Fairbanks Ranch, parts of Poway, Parts of RB.- Most likely to outperform market: West Chula Vista (huge development project already funded), Imperial Beach (cheapest beach properties in US for hundreds of miles)- Conservative: Much of the east county.Rural: Much of East county, Ramona, parts of Poway.My two favorite areas are Poway and encinitas, but I expect virtually everyone to have their own favorite areas.As for it being a good place to house hack. 

For those familiar with the LA area, I am open to living in the valley and as south as Inglewood, but no further east than Burbank

Hi Abilia - we work in the greater LA area (including the Valley).  

I live in Silicon Valley with a job that pays me well.

. :)My favorite is when one of my silicon valley software engineer investor clients calculate their own DTI, PITI reserves, etc, and I just double check their math.

Things are tighter than in 2019,but that seems to be true all through the Hudson valley.

Here's a very brief, and very incomplete, summary of the various STR ordinances around the Coachella Valley.

My wife and I just purchased our first STR in the Shenandoah Valley area. 

I've been looking at areas on the outskirts of Los Angeles, the San Fernando Valley, and Ventura/Oxnard because it seemed there was a greater chance there to find deals in my price range.

I plan to work under an existing broker's license and arrange a deal that's profitable to the broker, then start taking on new and small rental properties in the greater northern Utah area (I am based in Cache Valley).