Hopefully some nicer SF houses (comps to ours) sell and boost the ARV.

I see nothing in the data that leads me to believe San Diego will not continue to out perform other markets.  

I’ve been exploring performing real estate notes lately — consistent monthly income without the typical landlord headaches.I’m wondering how others analyze these deals and what kind of returns you aim for?

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STRs can boost returns but do come with more risk and active management, while buy-and-hold offers more stability long-term.

With your $20k saved and experience in inspections, you’re building a solid base for house hacking.To boost income, consider expanding your role at the property management company or getting your real estate license to close occasional deals.

But, based on long term averages, my rentals would have performed 3-4x better financially if I bought in Los Angeles back in 2011 instead of Cincinnati.

Before real estate I have spent a decade investing in stocks and learning as much as I could and also got suckered into the world of financial advisors who basically sell diversification that comes at the cost of mediocre performance and fees skimming off the top.