City College of San Francisco

Why did supermarket white become America's dominant bread, and how did rustic old-world bagels, ryes, and rolls find their way into our kitchens? Who was the early nineteenth-century dietary reformer who started the whole-grain revolution? Why not knead? An enriching and enlightening cultural chronicle, Andrew Coe answers these questions and more and offers carefully sourced historical recipes to inspire the home baker. The in-person presentation will take place at the historic City College, Culinary Arts building in San Francisco and will include a guided tour of the facility after the lecture and tasting. It is easily accessible by BART, a short walk from the Balboa Park station. Parking and building directions instructions will be sent a few days before the event. 
Andrew Coe is an independent scholar and writer of many books including, Pirate's Gold: A Gilded Age Saga of Family, Money and (Maybe) Murder, and along with his wife, Jane Ziegelman, co-authors of A Square Meal: A Culinary History of the Great Depression, which won a James Beard award. His Chop Suey: A Cultural History of Chinese Food in the United States was a finalist for a James Beard award.

Local Event: American Bread - A History, by Andrew Coe

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San Francisco

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American Bread - A History, by Andrew Coe

Why did supermarket white become America's dominant bread, and how did rustic old-world bagels, ryes, and rolls find their way...

Bay Area Culinary Historians

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Dance Fridays / Space 550, 550 Barneveld Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94124

Dance Fridays brings two rooms of Salsa and Bachata dancing, live DJs, and beginning and intermediate dance lessons to San Francisco. Come solo, with friends, or for a date night. No partner or experience is needed for the beginner lessons; partners rotate so everyone can practice.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2026 7:45 PM to 1:30 AM on Saturday, October 24 (Pacific Daylight Time). Dance Fridays / Space 550, 550 Barneveld Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94124. Ages 21+ with valid ID.
LESSONS AND DANCING — ALL INCLUDED WITH ADMISSION 7:45 PM: Doors open. 8:00 PM: Beginning Bachata. 8:45 PM: Beginning Salsa. 9:00–9:50 PM: Intermediate Bachata in the Back Room. 9:30 PM–1:30 AM: Open social dancing with Salsa and Bachata DJs in two rooms.
Learn your first steps, meet people, and practice on spacious hardwood dance floors with nightclub sound and lighting. The venue has high ceilings, an outdoor patio, a full bar, coat check, vending machines and free parking. Birthdays, bachelorette parties and group celebrations are welcome. Wear comfortable dance shoes; smooth soles work well on hardwood. Leave no valuables in your car.
TICKETS FOR OCTOBER 23 Customer Appreciation — General Admission: $15 + $1.74 fee ($16.74 total), while available; sales end October 21. Early Bird — 2 For 1 General Admission: $30 + $2.90 fee ($32.90 total) for TWO people, who must arrive together; sales end October 23. Early Bird — General Admission: $20 + $1.99 fee ($21.99 total), while available; sales end October 23. General Admission — At the Door: $25; sales start October 23. Eventbrite does not currently show a separate fee for this tier. All admission includes the lessons and dancing. Advance tiers can sell out; Eventbrite shows current availability and final checkout totals. Tickets: <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2002666276744" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">eventbrite.com/e/2002666276744</a>
HOUSE RULES 21+ with valid ID. All purchases, including at the door, are by credit card. Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable and cannot be held or moved to another date. No outside water, cans, alcohol or food. Prices and schedules may change; check the event page for updates.
Presented by Dance Fridays, Saturdays, Mondays and More. More events and VIP list: <a href="https://linktr.ee/dancefridays" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">linktr.ee/dancefridays</a> Video: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TC2gkdgGybU" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">youtube.com/watch?v=TC2gkdgGybU</a> (Dance Fridays venue and dancing footage; follow the schedule above for October 23).

Local Event: Salsa, Bachata Dancing + Dance Lessons | San Francisco's #1 Dance Club

Salsa, Bachata Dancing + Dance Lessons | San...

Dance Fridays brings two rooms of Salsa and Bachata dancing, live DJs, and beginning and intermediate dance lessons to San...

Salsa, Bachata Dancing + Dance Lessons | San Francisco's #1 Dance Club

275 Olympia Way San Francisco, CA, 94131

St. John Armenian Apostolic Church’s 81st Annual Armenian Food Festival will take place on&nbsp;Saturday, October 24 from 12:00 PM to 11:00 PM and Sunday, October 25 from 12:30 to&nbsp;3:00 PM.Located at 275 Olympia Way in the Midtown Terrace neighborhood of San Francisco, our Food&nbsp;Festival offers everyone an opportunity to taste a wide variety of Armenian cuisine as well as&nbsp;taking some home with you from our Take-Out Booth.As before, 100% of all proceeds from our Food Festival will be donated to charities. This year’s&nbsp;beneficiaries are: *	Hidden Road Initiative which provides educational and leadership opportunities to&nbsp;students from remote villages in Armenia. *	Salvation Army Rehabilitation Program which offers a free, holistic six-month&nbsp;residential program combining spiritual guidance, work therapy, counseling, and life&nbsp;skills to help individuals overcome addiction and major life challenges. *	Kitchen Remodel at Hye Camp in the Sierras where many of our youth visit each year.This year features the return of St. John’s homemade Kufta! We’ll have it available both freshly&nbsp;cooked in the Buffet Line as well as available frozen in the Pre-Sale and Take Out Booth.In addition to our Buffet Line, we’ll also have the following activities as well: *	Take-Out Booth fresh and frozen food items *	Our Wine Bar featuring Kareen Wines pouring by the glass as well as offering bottles of&nbsp;wine for purchase *	Armenian coffee booth selling coffee and sweets. *	Karoun Dance Ensemble showcasing the talent and dedication of our Armenian dancers&nbsp;with dancing for all afterwards with music by Raffi! *	Boutique with many items just recently arrived from Armenia including handcrafted&nbsp;jewelry. *	Raffle with $1,000, $500, and $250 cash prizes. Come join the fun! Have a great meal and purchase items of interest! Support local charities!Want more information? Visit our website <a href="https://www.stjohnarmenianchurch.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">stjohnarmenianchurch.com</a> or call the church&nbsp;office at (415) 661-1142

Local Event: t. John Armenian Apostolic Church’s 81st Annual Armenian Food Festival

Martinez

t. John Armenian Apostolic Church’s 81st Annual...

St. John Armenian Apostolic Church’s 81st Annual Armenian Food Festival will take place on Saturday, October 24 from 12:00 PM...

t. John Armenian Apostolic Church’s 81st Annual Armenian Food Festival

Mayes Oyster House

Planning a Halloween night for a large group can be complicated. One person wants to dance, someone else wants to find drink specials and another person wants to stop for food. The San Francisco Halloween Pub Crawl makes it easier by bringing all of those options together in one multi-bar event.
On Saturday, October 24, 2026, CrawlSF will launch its four-day <a href="https://crawloween.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Halloween Pub Crawl</a> with more than 20 participating locations. The event runs from 4PM to 10PM and begins at Mayes Oyster House, located at 1233 Polk Street. Event Details

Event: San Francisco Halloween Bar Crawl
Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026 Time: 4PM to 10PM
Check-In Location: Mayes Oyster House Address: 1233 Polk Street, San Francisco, CA 94123
Other Event Dates: October 30, October 31 and November 1Tickets:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/san-francisco-halloween-bar-crawl-2026-tickets-1996167106551" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Eventbrite</a>

Every participant must check in at Mayes to collect an official event wristband. Once the group has completed check-in, everyone can begin visiting the participating bars. The event does not use a fixed tour schedule, so groups can choose their own stops and change plans as the night continues.
The October 24 bar list includes Union Street Ale House, Route 101, El Lopo, Rick &amp; Roxy’s, Hanaro, The Blue Light, Jaxson, Decodance, Beso Mae, Mayes Oyster House, Lush Lounge, R Bar, Uni Pizza, Wizards &amp; Wands, Campus, White Rabbit, Silver Cloud, Music City Starfactory, Sacred Taco, Comet Club, Rockwell, McTeague’s Saloon and Westwood.
This range of locations helps solve one of the biggest problems with group outings. Everyone does not have to agree on a single bar for the entire night. The group can move around, experience different settings and select the locations that work best for everyone.
Participants who want music and dancing can seek out locations featuring DJs. Guests who prefer casual bars can find places where it is easier to talk and spend time with friends. Food stops are also included in the participating lineup, providing opportunities to take a break during the six-hour event.
Tickets include discounted drinks at participating locations and free admission to official bars. Guests can also enjoy party favors, contests, music, Halloween activities and surprises. Costumes are encouraged, making the crawl a good choice for birthday groups, friend gatherings, coworkers, couples and anyone looking for an organized <a href="https://halloweensf.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">San Francisco Halloween</a> outing.
Because the event takes place on October 24, groups do not have to compete with every other Halloween plan scheduled for October 31. They can celebrate early and still attend another party the following weekend. Guests can even use the opening event for a group costume and choose individual costumes for Halloween night.
The full CrawlSF series continues with events on October 30, October 31 and November 1. Attending October 24 provides access to the opening event. Admission to other dates will depend on the ticket type purchased.
CrawlSF will also be trying to build on its record-setting 2025 Halloween event. After breaking the World’s Largest Pub Crawl record, the company hopes to break its own record in 2026. Every group that participates on opening day will help start that effort.
 What’s Included:
<ul><li>Discounted drinks at participating bars</li><li>Free admission to official locations</li><li>Access to more than 20 bars</li><li>DJs and music</li><li>Party favors</li><li>Contests</li><li>Halloween activities</li><li>Special surprises </li></ul>

Local Event: San Francisco Halloween Bar Crawl 2026

San Francisco Halloween Bar Crawl 2026

Planning a Halloween night for a large group can be complicated. One person wants to dance, someone else wants to find drink...

Shelton Theater

Secret Improv VICE begins the holiday season with our annual Halloween edition. What happens when Noir meets Horror? A show so fun it’s scary. Last year, our detective proved the ghosts in the Pacific Heights mansion were phony. Yet he remained haunted by the voices of the now dead butler and maid. On Sunday, October 25th, what terror awaits? We don’t know (yet): It’s improv!

Local Event: Secret Improv VICE  Halloween edition

Secret Improv VICE  Halloween edition

Secret Improv VICE begins the holiday season with our annual Halloween edition.  What happens when Noir meets Horror?  A show...

San Francisco Eagle Bar

Let's Go Lesbians! is Safe Words' October queer comedy showcase at the Eagle: a sapphic, Lesbian lineup built around sharp, personal, and unapologetically queer stand-up. <a href="https://jennychalikian.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Jenny Chalikian</a> headlines, and Tanna Samone Hall hosts.
“Safe Words exists to create safe spaces for queer audiences and accelerate the careers of queer comedians.”
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<h2>Tanna Samone Hall</h2>
Lesbian | She/Her | HOST
Tanna Samone is an SF Born Oakland raised, comedian, storyteller, writer, artist, and educator. Her comedy derives from her life experience growing up biracial and lesbian in the Bay. She has performed at Safe Words, Caribiner Comedy, and hosts and produces Comedy Q events.
<a href="https://instagram.com/tannasamone" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">@tannasamone</a>
<h2><a href="https://www.miciamosely.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Micia Mosely</a></h2>
Lesbian | She/Her
Micia Mosely, Ph.D. is a comedian and educator who keeps audiences learning &amp; laughing in a variety of contexts and venues. She performs her brand of social justice stand up comedy and hosts events all across the country. You may have seen her at The Laugh Factory in Chicago, Gotham Comedy Club in NY, Busboys and Poets in DC; Comedy Oakland, Brava Theater in S.F. Boston University; U.C. Berkeley. NYU. SF Pride; D.C. Black Pride or Girlfest Hawaii. When she's not telling jokes she is working to transform schools with the Black Teacher Project. Check out <a href="https://www.miciamosely.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.miciamosely.com</a> for more info.
<a href="https://instagram.com/miciamosely" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">@miciamosely</a>
<h2>Rae Rae Messer</h2>
Queer · Gender Queer · Gay | They/Them
Rae Rae started doing comedy at Hysteria, Safe Words' free open mic for women and queer performers at the SF Eagle. This is their debut booking, and we're thrilled to debut them. Rae Rae is both terrified and grateful to be alive, and generally trying to stay awake during the middle part of the day after lunch. Trying not to be overwrought by political doom, Rae Rae distracts themself by doing social work by day, and watching Heated Rivalry or the Valkyries while eating comfort cereal at night. Also, they are totally thrilled to be in a Union, and think everyone should try it, at least once.
<h2>Lisa Geduldig</h2>
Lesbian | She/Her
Lisa Geduldig is a San Francisco-based comedian and the creator, producer, and MC of Kung Pao Kosher Comedy™ — Jewish Comedy on Christmas in a Chinese Restaurant and other shows. Before the pandemic, Lisa had been running Comedy Returns to El Rio, a monthly decade-long comedy show at El Rio in San Francisco where her comedy career began 35+ years ago. From July 2020 until September 2024, Lisa produced the monthly <a href="https://www.koshercomedy.com/lockdown-comedy" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Lockdown Comedy</a> on Zoom from the underwear drawer in the guest room at her mother's retirement community home in Florida, where she accidentally got marooned (in Florida, not in the underwear drawer) for 17 months during the pandemic (and became a fan of the Early Bird special). She commuted between Florida and San Francisco for the next three years. Lisa appeared in a Canadian documentary, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6aMvk7uq_8" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Dreaming of a Jewish Christmas</a>, which aired on Canadian and European TV in December 2017. She is also a freelance arts publicist in both English and Spanish.
<h2><a href="https://jennychalikian.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Jenny Chalikian</a></h2>
Queer · Lesbian | She | HEADLINER
Jenny Chalikian is a Los Angeles-based comedian and freelance writer who started doing comedy in North Carolina. She was a Comic in Residence at The Comedy Studio in Boston, MA, and has headlined at DSI, the Idiot Box, MOTORCO Music Hall, and the Charlotte Comedy Zone. She has also performed several times with the Pink Collar Comedy Tour. With Erin Judge, she co-hosts Romantic Comedy, the monthly comedy showcase at The Ripped Bodice in Los Angeles, and co-created Romantic Comedy: Live at The Ripped Bodice.
<a href="https://instagram.com/jchalikian" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">@jchalikian</a>
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Safe Words is San Francisco's longest-running queer comedy showcase, held monthly at The SF Eagle. Each show is carefully curated to highlight both emerging talent and seasoned voices from across the LGBTQ+ spectrum. Our goal is to create a space where queer and trans performers can take the stage without compromise—and where queer audiences feel seen, celebrated, and safe. Bring your people, grab a ticket, and join us at the Eagle for a night built around queer audiences and queer comics doing their best work.
Whether it's your first show or your fiftieth, welcome to the room. We're glad you're here.

Local Event: Let's Go Lesbians!  Safe Words Comedy Showcase

Let's Go Lesbians!  Safe Words Comedy Showcase

Let's Go Lesbians! is Safe Words' October queer comedy showcase at the Eagle: a sapphic, Lesbian lineup built around sharp,...

Looking for a fun fall adventure? Bring your family and friends to Russian River Railbikes for a unique pedal-powered ride and a little pumpkin-season magic!
Enjoy the beautiful Russian River region, celebrate autumn, and make unforgettable memories on the rails.
🎃 A one-of-a-kind fall outing!&nbsp; Outdoor fun for family and friends!
🍂 The perfect way to celebrate the season!
Spots can fill up fast, so plan your adventure today!
Check Russian River Railbikes for event dates, reservations, and details.
PEDAL, EXPLORE, AND CELEBRATE FALL WITH US! 🎃🍂

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Cloverdale

🎃 Pedal to the Pumpkins!🍂

Looking for a fun fall adventure? Bring your family and friends to Russian River Railbikes for a unique pedal-powered ride and...

Halloween 2026 will not have to wait until nighttime to get started. Crawloween begins at 2PM on Saturday, October 31, giving participants a full afternoon and evening to celebrate at more than 50 San Francisco bars. With over 20,000 people expected, the event will bring a huge collection of costumes, drink specials, contests and parties to several of the city’s busiest nightlife neighborhoods.
 Important Event Information
Date: Saturday, October 31, 2026 Official Hours: 2PM to 10PM
Expected Crowd: More than 20,000 participants Participating Locations: More than 50 bars
Main Areas: The Marina, Russian Hill, Polk Gulch, Union Square and additional neighborhoods
Four-Day Series: October 24, October 30, October 31 and November 1<a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/san-francisco-halloween-pub-crawl-crawloween-tickets-1983730096118" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Tickets</a>
Where to Check In
Mayes Oyster House 1233 Polk Street San Francisco, CA 94109
Rick &amp; Roxy’s 2131 Lombard Street San Francisco, CA 94123
Union Street Ale House 1980 Union Street San Francisco, CA 94123
Additional check-in locations will be announced.
<a href="https://crawloween.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Crawloween</a> broke the world record for the World’s Largest Pub Crawl in 2025 after attracting more than 25,000 participants. The 2026 Halloween Saturday event is expected to be the largest day of the new four-day series.
Participating Locations
Moez Tavern, Last Drop Tavern, The Summer Place, Mayes Oyster House, Kung Fu Action Theater, Decodance, R Bar, McTeague’s Saloon, El Lopo, Zhuzh, Wreck Room, Shanghai Kelly’s, The Buccaneer, Sacred Taco, The Blue Light, Union Street Ale House, Palm House, The Brixton, Comet Club, Marina Greens, White Rabbit, Music City Starfactory, Uni Pizza, Route 101, Rockwell, Jaxson, Rick &amp; Roxy’s, Westwood, Silver Cloud, Hanaro, Amsterdam Cafe, Beso Mae, 620 Jones, Owl Tree, Persona, Wizards &amp; Wands, Campus, Lush Lounge and more.
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 How the Day Unfolds
2PM: Crawloween Begins
Official check-in locations open for participants to collect their event materials and prepare for the crawl. Groups can start at Mayes Oyster House on Polk Street, Rick &amp; Roxy’s on Lombard Street or Union Street Ale House on Union Street.
Afternoon: Explore the Route
Guests can begin visiting participating bars in the Marina, Russian Hill, Polk Gulch, Union Square and other areas. The early hours are a good time to grab food, meet friends and visit popular stops before the biggest crowds arrive.
Throughout the Event: Drink Specials and Free Entry
Participating venues will offer discounted drinks for Crawloween guests. Ticket holders also receive free entry at included locations, so they can move around the route without paying a separate admission charge at every bar.
Afternoon and Evening: Party Bus Service
The free Pub Crawl Party Bus will connect key sections of the event. Participants can use the shuttle to reach more bars and experience different parts of San Francisco during the crawl.
During the Crawl: Contests and Party Favors
Guests can compete in the Costume Contest and take part in the Find the Gnome Contest. Party favors and entertainment at select locations add to the Halloween atmosphere.
10PM: Official Pub Crawl Ends, but the party is just getting started
The freedom to create a personal route is a major part of Crawloween. This is not a tour where every participant must follow a leader or arrive at each bar at a set time. Guests can choose locations based on music, food, atmosphere or where their friends are gathering. One group may stay near Polk Street, while another moves between Union Street and Lombard Street. The large venue list leaves room for both plans.

Local Event: San Francisco Halloween Pub Crawl: Crawloween

San Francisco Halloween Pub Crawl: Crawloween

Halloween 2026 will not have to wait until nighttime to get started. Crawloween begins at 2PM on Saturday, October 31, giving...

Just because Halloween night is over does not mean the costumes have to come off. CrawlSF is giving San Francisco one more reason to celebrate with the Día de los Muertos Pub Crawl on Sunday, November 1, 2026.

Pub Crawl Details:
San Francisco Día de los Muertos Pub Crawl
Date: Sunday, November 1, 2026 Time: 4PM to 10PM
Check-In:
Mayes Oyster House 1233 Polk Street San Francisco, CA 94109
Participating Bars: Mayes, McTeague’s Saloon, El Lopo, Wreck Room, Uni Pizza, Lush Lounge, Beso Mae and more
Included: Drink specials, free entry to participating bars, DJs, party favors, contests and more
Costumes: Halloween costumes or respectful Día de los Muertos attire
The event is the fourth and final day of the Crawloween 2026 <a href="https://www.pubcrawlhalloween.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Halloween Pub Crawl</a> Series, the biggest Halloween pub crawl experience in the nation. After three major events on October 24, October 30 and October 31, Sunday’s finale offers one last chance to meet up with friends, visit some of Polk Street’s best-known bars and enjoy six hours of drink specials and entertainment.
The pub crawl takes place from 4PM to 10PM, with check-in at Mayes Oyster House at 1233 Polk Street. Once checked in, participants can begin visiting a lineup that includes Mayes, McTeague’s Saloon, El Lopo, Wreck Room, Uni Pizza, Lush Lounge, Beso Mae and more.
This is not a guided tour with everyone moving together. Participants can choose their own routes, decide which bars match their mood and stay as long as they like at each stop. Start with a drink at Mayes, head somewhere with a DJ, grab a bite to eat and then return to the dance floor. The schedule is entirely up to you.
The event combines the fun of Halloween weekend with a distinct Día de los Muertos theme. Guests can wear regular Halloween costumes, return in the same costumes they wore the previous night or choose thoughtful attire inspired by Día de los Muertos.
Traditional skull makeup is welcome when it is worn respectfully. Día de los Muertos is a meaningful holiday dedicated to remembering and honoring people who have died. It should not be treated as a joke or used as the basis for an offensive costume. Participants who choose holiday-inspired clothing or makeup should do so with an appreciation for its meaning.
The Sunday start time also makes this event a little different from the usual late-night party. Check-in begins in the afternoon, leaving plenty of time to explore the participating locations before the pub crawl ends at 10PM.
Drink specials will be offered at participating bars, and admission to included locations is free for ticket holders during event hours. Guests can also expect DJs, party favors, contests and other surprises along the way.
If your group is not ready to call <a href="https://halloweensf.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Halloween weekend</a> finished, meet at Mayes Oyster House and keep the celebration going. The Día de los Muertos Pub Crawl is San Francisco’s final big costume party of the weekend and the official closing event for Crawloween 2026.

Local Event: Halloween Pub Crawl: Dia De Los Muertos

Halloween Pub Crawl: Dia De Los Muertos

Just because Halloween night is over does not mean the costumes have to come off. CrawlSF is giving San Francisco one more...

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Find great opportunities here in the San Francisco Bay Area and make a huge profit! We will tour properties no more than 70% of a property's estimated value after repairs (ARV). These are great opportunities to make hundreds of thousands of dollars! I have been in Real Estate for over 25 years and I have helped many buyers and have flipped a few homes myself!
<ul><li>We will tour a minimum of 4-5 properties primarily in San Francisco.</li></ul>
<ul><li>We will learn about the strategies on how to find them and to maximize your investment.</li></ul>
<ul><li>We will talk about ways that we can fund the loan. Have several sources.</li></ul>
<ul><li>We will look at properties that are under 1.5 million dollars.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Example A: Purchase property at $750,000. $130,000 for remodeling, commissions, and closing. Sell at $980,000. Profit $100,000.</li></ul>
<ul><li>Example B: Purchase property at $1,000,000. $200,000 cost for remodeling, commissions, and closing. Sell at $1,400,000. Profit $200,000.</li></ul>
<ul><li>Example C: Purchase property at $1,400,000. $300,000 cost for remodeling, commissions, and closing. Sell at $2,000,000. Profit $300,000.</li></ul>

We will meet first at my office at 1653 Irving Street at 10am. Tour should be done by 12pm. We could do Q&amp;As for another hour after talking about the houses.
Please note that you show up on time. We will provide you the list of homes the day of the tour.

About me:
Sevan Kevorkian
(415) 412-4716
I'm Broker/Owner of Remax Prestigious Properties with 25 years of experience, I have sold over 350 homes. I know the neighborhoods and the market trends. I am a great negotiator, let me help you flip a home!
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Local Event: Flipper Upper Properties Tour: Real Estate 

Flipper Upper Properties Tour: Real Estate 

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Find great opportunities here in the San Francisco Bay Area and make a huge profit! We...

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