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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Stay with SFR or get a Condo? San Diego
Hey all!
I am about to buy another property here in San Diego. I currently have 3 SFRs (including my primary) and I am taking equity out of one of them (~$60k) to put down on the new place. Right now, my plan is to stick with another SFR, but I've seen many more condos for sale below my budget in nice areas of town that seem to be collecting some nice rents.
I wanted to see what you all thought about getting a condo rather than another SFR.
Thanks in advance!