Hi @George Mevawala -- people from LA and San Diego come to the greater Palm Springs area for vacation, all the time. 

Let me know if you want to meet a few local San Diego accredited investors.I’m killing it in Kansas City MO and would love to help others do the same.

I am looking to buy (2-4) unit muti family properties in the San Antonio area preferably turnkey( with a little rehab work).I am looking to mostly target either other military people since there is a Air Force base or college kids as tenants.

@Jose Lopez:Repairs and CapEx are way too low. 15% combined is pretty safe.You're forgetting management (10%).Water/sewer is usually paid by the owner of a 4plex.Any other house utilities, like electric for common areas?

I have a home in the Shavano Park area of San Antonio I am ready to refinance and cash out for my first BRRR. 

San Francisco rent control ordinance started with large multi unit buildings, expanded to include non owner-occupied small building, expanded to owner-occupied building, even a duplex.

There is a property I am interested in from auction.com in San Diego.I am considering booking a flight since I live out of state and I know auctions are often canceled so I am worried about wasting the effort.On the other hand, this is the most interesting property I have found in the three years I have been watching.To give everyone a sense, I would go to the auction if the odds are greater than 10% that I will have a chance to bid. 

The property was a 3 bedroom / 2 bath SFH, on the NW side of San Antonio, TX.

However, there is an article in the San Jose Mercury today - the Bay Area contains 19% of California's population but just created 36% of all jobs in the state.   

Thanks, @Jose Lopez and @Courtney Fricke!