I am currently in the process of trying to locate a great local real estate agent to work with me in finding a good starter SFH to rehab/fix-up and begin renting it out.I have been saving up for the last few years and have quite a bit of capital ready to get started.I'd also love to meet local real estate investors to meet up for coffee or drinks to learn more about your experiences investing in the Bay Area!

If any of you want to grab coffee, lunch, or drinks sometime let me know! 

You might go old-school and post ads on message boards around some of the higher-paying companies in the area such as the hospital, the aerospace/tech/oil and gas company's lobbies, coffee shops near those high-paying companies, etc.

a breakfast/coffee meetup at the Waterloo, not sure if they are still holding that. 

I got out, went by her car window and we talked about the several rentals near by and wondering about what kind of goods were being sold across the street.

They required a personal guarantee also because the LLC was less than 2 years old and didn't have sufficient income yet.Since you're nearby, contact me if you'd like specifics.

Coffee is on me.

hit me up if you wanna get some coffee

My business operates in San Francisco, and office rents are far in excess of what we can afford.We recently stumbled upon Workshop Cafe (https://www.workshopcafe.com/) where my team and I currently work.The business functions as co-working office space and coffee shop, allowing customers like my business to rent seats at $3 per hour.This is awesome for the following reasons:I can take calls without worrying about loud people or coffee shop music (a common Starbucks problem in SF).We only pay for the space when we use it.Workshop cafe has two locations and has proven they can be profitable with little scale (unlike larger competitors like WeWork).BP Community1) Have you seen any other innovate co-working business models?

I did do an initial visit to the area when I was nearby visiting family (I'd been as a child but not in many years), but didn't buy anything I saw on that trip.