We invest in single family homes with 3+ bed and 2+ bath on the west side of SF and we are always looking. 

If you are willing to share some info we are talking about starting a new managment company.

This is the first analysis that we completed for a property we are actually interested in and I would like all the constructive opinions and criticism you can provide.Thank you!

If the area is already cheap and you gravitate towards the most blighted part of that cheap market you need to ask yourself WHO is willing to live in a neighborhood where homes can be purchased for next to nothing.It's true that Cleveland is one of the cheapest markets in the entire USA but don't think that we are all out here living in houses that cost less than a KIA.

I believe we are late in the real estate cycle and there might be a drop in housing prices (which I am ok with), and in such a scenario I would like the rental income to be able to at least cover the mortgage payments and would be ok with paying for other costs out of pocket. 

I believe we are late in the real estate cycle and there might be a drop in housing prices (which I am ok with), and in such a scenario I would like the rental income to be able to at least cover the mortgage payments and would be ok with paying for other costs out of pocket.

Renting), and now our rent/utilities are so small that we are able to look at using our funds for other opportunities - aka real estate investing!

In fact, I preface every offer I make with a letter, actually, that explains how fortunate we are as industry professionals to be helping two parties with complimentary objectives on such a large and exciting (and sometimes stressful) scale accomplish their goals.

The market appreciates well above the national average but we are due for a correction even in Hawaii.

Two kids later we are at that pivotal fork in the road where we are at max capacity with space and schooling for our oldest.