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Jennifer Gardner
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STR one or both units of a Long Beach duplex?

Jennifer Gardner
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I just bought a duplex in Long Beach, CA with the intention of LTRing the top unit and STRing the bottom one. But now I'm considering just STRing both. I'm hiring a company to furnish and set it up so why not both? The idea for LTR was for security/stability but honestly I know I would make a lot more with STR and the duplex is in a very desirable location; I've already done my research on how well it should do with the right systems in place. WWYD?

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