You make money when you buy1) "There is never a bad time to buy"2) "Interest rates are so high right now it kills every deal"

Research (on line) for UNBIASED information about real estate2.

Unless you are flipping high end homes you do not need this.

To add: you have a historically strong and consistent tourism presence, limited land/STR allowable areas, highly liquid property compared to selling a cabin in the woods, all 9 classes of visitors in the STR sector, and appreciation.  

I recommend attending local real estate meet ups to network with other investors.

Fair market rent in this neighborhood was 1100.00 on the high side and more realistic was 950 to 1k.

It seems prices are relatively high in the area and that leads me to wonder if I should keep looking for a good deal locally or if it would be a better idea to invest out of state.

Does anyone have any connections or recommendations?

Now that’s not a teaching question, I can’t give it up, it already got saturate because things moved online, (sherif sales) Thankfully some are coming back in person.

Does anyone have recommendations for ADU design and construction companies in San Diego county?