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San Diego Real Estate Market

Edward Mac
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Hi 

I am just starting my journey into investing in Multi-Family housing and wanted to get everyone take on the San Diego housing market. I am a Grant Cardone 10X fan and have read 4 of his books and have completed all of his online courses. In addition to this training, I also have a Masters Degree in Finance as well as several professional designations.

With all that said, Grant Cardone is a firm believer that your first purchase has to be close to where you live. I love where I live (Pacific Beach/La Jolla) however it's not the cheapest to get started and most people I talk to say the market is at is peak. I know in and out every Grant Cardone response to this.....however I still wanted to throw the question out there and get other opinions.

Thank Your For Your Help!

Eddie

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