Well, I've been living in this house for quite a year now, and the Landlord is always being disrespectful with us and always taking too much to fix things in this 10 years old house that is falling in peaces , last week our a.c broke, it wasn't getting cold, so we asked him and only 4 days later someone came to "help", and the a.c. was working again for 2 days, and then it got it broke (the air made an explosion sound and there was smoke coming out of my son's bedroom air ventilation) so we turned the a.c. off and open the windows so the burning smell would go away and then we called the Landlord and told him about what happened and that we need it him to call someone to fix it or something, anything.

And it was built right before the explosion in popularity in computerizing EVERYTHING in a vehicle which, as we all know, brings with it the problems, unreliability, and tears that Microsoft built into the must frustrating empire in the world.I have a Roll-n-Lock cover over the bed to protect the contents too.

I expect modest appreciation with the properties I have purchased, but am hopeful we could one day see an explosion in growth like Phoenix or Denver.

Less about explosive profit potentials and more about reliable returns. 

Yes, post WWII there was a very similar bull-run, because of the obvious down from WORLD WAR, and the obvious rally from NO WORLD WAR and the bizonkers commerce explosion that rebuilding from WORLD WAR made.

I’m definitely gonna consider other areas now I have family work in Palo Alto and living in Stockton/Manteca as home price there can be bought for 300k cash.if you buy now in Hayward some homes are selling for 600 700k only.these are has strange phenomena in last 2 months , there are lot of new job , wage increase but home price in class C area is still more affordable than 2022, making this are has relative affordability’s increased for middle income earner , but at same time we have home price explosion for class A/B.2023 is so weird ….. number of jobs increased in Bay Area/pacific is way higher than southern or Midwest state 

I think we're a few years away, but we've seen the "certain neighborhood explosion" that begets massive influx of jobs, a la what happened in Boston with Biotech.Philly is already well known for its Healthcare contingent, plus the Universities that can funnel those prospects to those organizations.

And they see the same price explosion as we have here.

Monthly rent equals 1% of buying price but with the explosion of housing prices that is impossible now.

Explosive job growth, business friendly and zero state income tax.