I'm starting a new job in the bay area and I see it as an opportunity for a long term investment in California. Are there any agents on here with experience helping investors find fixer upper properties that they can ...

I'm interested in a 20-unit property in San Joaquin county, and I plan to do most of the management myself. 

Here's the San Jose statistics:Multifamily Apartment Cap Rates for San JoseRates as of: 04/09/2019 DESCRIPTIONCAP RATENew Luxury Metro4.60A Class4.87B Class5.24C Class6.02Value Added Acquisition6.40

I'm now being offered a 401(k) at my new Firm sans the match and was debating (within my mind) whether or not to fund the new retirement account and benefit from the tax shield.

Any thoughts, ideas or connections to the San Diego area would be so appreciated!

In search of contractor contacts in the San Antonio, TX area.

These are the steps I have taken in San Francisco, which is a similar market to NYC.

****San Diego Short-Term Rental Owners and Managers: Tomorrow, Tuesday, April 9th, the California Assembly Judiciary Committee will consider Assembly Bill 1731, which seeks to regulate short-term rentals within the urbanized area or urban cluster of the coastal zone in San Diego County.

I have a property management company now managing it and I am now out of state and live in San Antonio, TX looking to perform my next dealWhat made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Similar, it is too conservative in high rent markets (NYC, Coastal So Cal, San Francisco, etc.) and that 40% would probably be safe.