The first was supposed to be an SFR in San Diego county.

I know there is the San Diego county housing authority payment standards guide based on zip code and # of bedrooms but those numbers are the maximum  subsidy amount.

I know he helped me a ton with my ADU in San Diego

My fiance and I are looking to buy a SFH as well as an investment property in San Diego.

Hey Everyone, I was thinking about doing TIC conversions outside of San Francisco, but I barely see any TIC's outside of SF (i.e.

I know our property management company in San Antonio does something like this.

Lower sales activity - probably yes, just like we already see since 2023 I was front and center for 89 and your right Marcus I worked for a large syndicator at the time and this caused them massive stress.. however for us in Northern CA.. we also had the Earthquake and the start of the war in the middle east it was a triple whammy.. and values crashed all through out the SF Bay ARea and northern CA.. its was more regional but it was ugly I know I lived it. and prior to that you had the S and L crisis and all those foreclosures.No, no, no we are assured by the newer investors, that all we have to do is buy overpriced properties, (even in San Diego) using 100% financing, hang on to it for 10 years, none of those bad things will happen, *( there will be no cap ex or evictions) and we'll be rich.

San Diego is my market.  

I'm a local realtor from San Diego, happy to connect with you!

If the relinquished property was owned by you and your wife as individuals, the replacement property typically needs to be acquired by the same taxpayer(s).An LLC that’s disregarded for tax purposes (for example, a husband-and-wife LLC in a community property state that’s treated as a single entity) may qualify as the same taxpayer — but the specifics depend on your state, how the LLC is structured, and how it’s taxed.It’s definitely feasible, but I’d recommend confirming with your qualified intermediary before you close on the replacement property.