Of course, the market here won't appreciate as rapidly as markets like Phoenix, Las Vegas, or San Diego in the rebound to come, but certain parts of town with newer construction and broad appeal should appreciate enough to make any long term investor happy.

I'm in San Diego so there are 4-5 clubs that meet once a year.

What kind of investing do you do in San Bernadino?

Homes for that price are selling well in some parts of San Francisco right now where they are considered inexpensive.

I used it this past summer and got a beautiful place in San Francisco for a couple of months.

Im making an offer on an unlisted short sale which is priced way below FMV in San Diego.

My friend whom I consulted with when I started, have houses in San Antonio, TX when his tenants didn't move for eight and ten years.I cannot advise you on Multi-family since I don't own any but for me, it doesn't really matter of you own three houses that cost $100,000 each or a triplex that cost $300,000. 66% of occupancy would be the same for that triplex or those three houses combine...

If it is inside San Francisco, it will probably turn around quickly and might be worth some serious risk.

I hope to learn from this forum how to become a wholesaler. Need your help. :D

I wish the poster luck with this advice :roll: To the poster: I would look at SONGS if your near San Clemente