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Updated over 3 years ago, 04/14/2021

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STR in SoCal - best area

Lucy Richardson
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Hi, I’m new to the forums and looking for advice on purchasing my first investment property. My husband and I have about $140k saved up that we could use for a down payment and closing costs. We are trying to decide if we should look for a cheap multi unit to do ltr or purchase a str rental property in a vacation market that we could self manage. We live in Orange County and would like to buy a place within a few hours driving distance. We’ve looked in Palm Springs but it seems very seasonal and hard to cash flow on top of a mortgage. Any suggestions for best markets in Southern California to purchase a str right now? We’ve just started looking at mashvisor to find comps but the amount of information and options can be overwhelming. 

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