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David Vander Pol
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  • Union City, CA
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Outskirt areas like Harvest and New Market

David Vander Pol
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  • Union City, CA
Posted

Hello,

I wanted to get fellow BP'rs input on some of the more outer rim areas of HSV, like Harvest and New Market, for long term buy&hold, SFH rentals. I know there's been newer dev in these areas, but they're also 15 or so miles out of town. Here in Calif that's not a big deal for a commute into work, but not sure how far of a stretch that is for residents in HSV.

• Do any of you have rentals in these outskirt areas?

• If so, how do they perform?

• Is this still considered HSV proper, where residents don't mind (or even enjoy) living out there and commuting into work?

• Should I be wary of being that far out of town?

• Anything else I should consider?

Any and all input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all!

-Dave

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