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Buy and Hold in Temecula? 2-3 years.

Saumon E.
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Hey BP,

As a SoCal resident, I'm considering my first RE investment to be somewhat local. With CA continuously realizing decent appreciation, I'm juggling the idea of invest here first before starting off out of state. Ideally I buy and hold for a few years, get rent to cover monthly costs, then 1031 out of state. 

This would help:

1) roll my capital into a larger amount

2) gain experience buying

3) gain experience being a landlord

Anyone else have experience in Murrieta or Temecula area?? 

Buy and hold is an option. AirBnb is another with Temecula's winery scene. 

Thanks in advance. Let's connect!

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