In addition, 5% to 8% each for maintenance and cap ex would be way too low in virtually every market but possibly not in high rent San Francisco.  

I live nestled in a high tech area with friends who work in data security and its a common question/concern so it doesn't trigger undue alarm.Good argument for a bonded/insured PM in providing a layer of protection for both tenant and landlord

The ROI is crazy high as we bought at $203,450 now it is worth around $400,000.

I've had a great interest in real estate since my high school days in NYC, and it all started with the love that I have for reading different types of business books.

-obviously this is super high level and I don't have all the details figured out....but I'd love your input. 

While these methods have brought me to where I am, I believe there's more I can do to tap into a wider pool of potential buyers, especially those who are highly motivated and capable.Here are a few questions I have for the community:1.

Its affordability and median home price below the national average make it attractive for investors seeking high returns.

When it comes to investing, I will say that as you come from a high cost of living state to yet another (though it might not feel as much like that given that your coming from CA!

The quotes I am getting are very high .

We only carry E.I. on our primary residence, not our rentals, and am considering dropping it altogether because the deductible is so high.