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Kevin Phu
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Help moving to SD as a renter

Kevin Phu
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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Hey BP family,

This post is a bit different from my normal ones as this time, I am not looking for REI advice but for rental suggestions.

My girlfriend and I are looking to move to SD in the near future and we have decided to rent for the time being so we can get to know the city. We are looking for a 2BR unit that is in the $2400 price range and will allow our cat and golden retriever. 

We have found a few possible complexes and single family residences but I figure I should reach out to the BP community to see if you guys had any any rental listings in your pocket. 

We ideally want to live in the greater San Diego area (Point Loma, North Park, South Park, Normal Heights, Balboa, Golden Hill) in a SFR but would definitely consider an apartment complex if it it meets our needs (parking, yard/patio for the pets, security).

TIA. Hoping BiggerPockets can come through to help us out!

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Victor G.
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Victor G.
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Kevin, 

Welcome to San Diego. Those are all good areas of town. As you will find out, the further you move inland from the beach, the cheaper the rent typically gets. As far as location,  It all depends what neighborhood you want to be in, close proximity to freeways, You want to make sure you have good street parking in those areas where there aren't metered by the City. Good luck with your rental search!

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