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Riverside County Rental Market

Cameron Dewell
  • Realtor
  • Chico, CA
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I have been looking into finding an investment property somewhere in Riverside County, ideally something with 3 or more units. I was shocked to see what property values are there considering that LA and San Diego are not too far away. Additionally, it seems like a very stable rental market. What are your thoughts of long-term appreication in areas such as Murrieta, Temecula, and surrounding areas? As Southern California's housing market continues to appreciate over the next 10-20 years, do you think these areas have a lot of potential upsides?

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James M.
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James M.
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  • Seal Beach, CA
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I’d love to hear others responses. I’ve been wondering the same things. On paper, you can get a pretty good roi in areas of riverside and San Bernardino county, I just hate the idea of owning in some of these areas

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