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John Parshall
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Looking for Vacation rental in San Diego area.

John Parshall
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  • Hixson, TN
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I will be in San Diego May 18-22. I have friends in the area, and I have been researching the short term rental market there. I am interested in looking at short term rental for purchase in the North Park, South Park, Balboa Park area, while I am in town. If anyone has good suggestion for realtor to reach out to, please let me know.

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Dan H.
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Dan H.
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We have 2 STR units that have provided outstanding ROI. However an investment in San Diego city that relies on STR is a risky investment. Proposed regulations have run the gamut to not much impact to virtually eliminating them for non-owner occuppied.

This implies that any investment in San Diego RE should be financially viable as an LTR.  

Good luck. 

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