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Kevin D.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Jose, CA
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Tips for CA mountain markets for VRBO <$250k

Kevin D.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Jose, CA
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Does anyone have suggestions for mountain communities in Northern California between Latitude of Sacramento and as far south as Fresno where I could achieve the following with a primarily VRBO investment but occasional personal use: • Near ski resort (not necessarily prime Tahoe but smaller like Bear Valley would do) • Purchase price at or below $250k • Monthly short term income of at least $1500 typical • condo or cabin bit cabin preferred Some areas I’m familiar with are Tahoe/Truckee (typically too expensive), Arnold, and Lake Huntington. All are good options but hoping to find the right niche to invest in. Thanks in advance, Kevin

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