The Tampa Bay, Florida area is great!

If you are in bay area, i have seen multifamily deals in oakland, richmond etc.I have not ventured in Syndication model yet, but i would take a hard look at them if i dont find any sfr or multifamily to invest in.

If the main stack doesn't run up the wall right behind the toilet (but be warned, they often do) You could probably slide the toilet down in the same (joist) bay, rotate it and put it next to the vanity (and have the tub, vanity, toilet layout) without compromising any joists and then just move the door to the bathroom over to where the back of the toilet is now.

Hi guys, I'm pretty new here I live and work in the Bay Area and planning to buy a house in the midwest (eventually move there).  

I’ve heard good things about Bay Coast too, but haven’t used them myself yet.I think the easiest thing honestly is to look at which local banks are closest to where you live, so it won’t be a big deal to go in there a lot and build up that relationship.

There’s a cadre of us in the SF Bay Area and that’s how we succeeded. my2c

Hi everyone,Can someone please recommend an real estate focus attorney in the Bay Area?

Some of the coastal states MIGHT be good for appreciation, but if you look at certain parts of the midwest you will notice you get better cashflow.........I invest here in the Bay Area and in Ohio.

Currently living in the Tampa Bay; and looking for connections and advice on getting started.

Got a house interested in getting for my first deal only thing is I lack the knowledge and experience,plus side is I got a construction background so I can do all the work with my dad who’s a contractor.Any advice?