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Mia Trasolini
  • San Diego, CA
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Is anyone cash flowing on San Diego rental properties?

Mia Trasolini
  • San Diego, CA
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Hey BP!

I've been speaking to a lot of investors/agents in the San Diego market and the feedback I've been getting is pretty disheartening.  I've been told time and time again that cash flowing rental properties near San Diego are nearly impossible to find and it would be a good deal to break even and build equity for a buy and hold / appreciation play. 

Should I abandon my original plan of getting a cash flowing rental property in San Diego and start looking out of state? 

Or, if you've had success with a recent rental property purchase near San Diego, I'd love to hear about it. 

Thanks so much! 

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