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Casey Murray
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Market Rents in 92102 Area Code

Casey Murray
  • Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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Please message me if you're familiar with market rents in the 92102 area code. I've already researched rents on Craigslist, Rentometer and the MLS, just want to connect with a local investor. Thanks in advance!

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    Dan H.
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    Logan Heights is one of the roughest neighborhoods in San Diego, maybe the roughest. 

    It may or may not improve but until it improves you are purchasing in one of the lowest class areas in San Diego.   Be prepared for tenants of that class until the area improves.  

    I would want a very good rent to value ratio to consider that area and I would only consider it because I used to live not too far from Logan Heights.  If I only lived in middle class and above areas, I would not consider it.  

    Good luck.  You may need it.  

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