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Vikranth Biradar
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Good Locations for an Airbnb in Central California

Vikranth Biradar
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi all! I'm researching STR options for my first investment, and I'm wondering what areas of California are prosperous for Airbnbs. I live in San Francisco and would prefer to manage it myself. 

A couple of options I can think of are Yosemite, North Lake Tahoe, and Napa Valley. 

Anyone out there invest in STR in California around the Bay Area and have success? Thanks, everyone!

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Vikranth Biradar
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Francisco, CA
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Quote from @Raju Balakrishnan:

I had success with STRs in San Jose some years back, but later stopped due to time constraints. I think best way to go is choose some areas of interest and verify STR restrictions. Then you may subscribe to AirDNA to understand the market data to see if it meets your expectations.


 Yes, I was looking to subscribe to AirDNA. Any idea how accurate their website is? 

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