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Investment or Primary Residence ~ Could this be for you?
La Brisa is one of the newest communities in San Diego. Tri-Pointe Homes, the builders behind La Brisa, are looking to sell the last few units available in the community, and because of this, they are offering some significant incentives.
Located just east of Imperial Beach in Otay Mesa West, the community is in the heart of an area with a strong rental market and is primed for rapid growth. With more and more communities being approved in Otay Mesa West, it is only a matter of time until this becomes just another thriving community here in San Diego County.
The current offering is a 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home with over 1,700 sqft. With nearby 4-bedroom properties renting for over $3,700 a month, and the builder incentives offered, this townhome is a great investment opportunity.
Let's hop on a call if you'd like to learn more about how this investment could fit into your portfolio.
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