My wife and I moved out here to San Diego from Boston, and in an attempt to stay here we put our nest egg down on a single family home, only to still struggle to keep up with the mortgage.

Nic Cooper, an experienced multifamily investor from San Diego will be discussing his recent purchase of a 24 unit out of state in Ohio. 

Hi, we're currently shopping for a multifamily unit property in San Francisco.

While it’s true the tenant pool can shrink a bit during the holiday months, it’s definitely still possible to find a solid renter, especially in a strong market like San Antonio and with a well-priced 3/2 in a desirable area.A few tips:Price it right and market it well (photos, clean listing, broad exposure) and you’ll likely get interest, even in November or December.Consider a lease that ends in spring or summer (like a 15- or 18-month lease), so you're better positioned for future turnovers in peak season.Best times to rent are generally spring through early summer (March–July), but life happens year-round—there’s always someone moving due to job changes, family needs, etc.If your place is rent-ready by September, no reason to wait.

If you need referrals for any such professionals in San Diego, let me know.

Other areas that do well for STR here are San Marco and of course the beaches.

I'm also a new flipper in the San Diego area and have thought about partnering with a GC as a way to align interests in the project.

Palo Alto wasn't available but San Jose is the closest it had.

A lower payment by my definition can never be more over-leveraged than a loan with a higher payment.Virtually all of our RE investments have been in high appreciating San Diego 1) I have never had a loan for as long as 10 years 2) my equity pay down resulted in a very small percentage of equity gain.  

If you're ever in San Antonio and would like to chat about the market, just let me know or give me a call!