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Thomas Rand
  • San Diego, CA
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No Parking

Thomas Rand
  • San Diego, CA
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Looking at a property in the beach area. The property has no driveway or alley access, basically no parking except for on the street with everyone else. Parking is at a premium.  Summer would be horrific. Price in excess of $1 million. Could be used as a principal residence or a vacation rental. I see the lack of parking as a problem for a principal residence while in terms of a vacation rental, it could affect repeat business. Your thoughts?

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