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Mission Beach Income Property for Sale: Three Beach Houses Reported at About $600K a Year

Madeline Foley September 28, 2026

Mission Beach Income Property for Sale: Three Beach Houses Reported at About $600K a Year

Three beach houses. One sale. Roughly $600K a year in reported vacation rental income, right on the sand in Mission Beach, San Diego.

Three Mission Beach Vacation Rentals Sold Together

This one is rare. Buyers usually get a shot at a single Mission Beach rental at a time, and even that is competitive. Here you get three homes in one package, all currently operating as vacation rentals and bringing in approximately $600K per year according to the listing information.

The location is the whole story. You are right on the strand with ocean views, which is the exact spot every summer visitor to San Diego wants to book. Add five off-street parking spaces, which in Mission Beach is close to unheard of, plus laundry on site. Parking and laundry sound like small details until you run a rental. Then they become the difference between five-star reviews and complaint emails.

Full credit where it belongs: this property is listed by Ronald Fletcher with The Fletcher Team. I did not list it and I am sharing it because it is one of the most interesting income opportunities on the San Diego coast right now. The income figure comes from the listing. Any serious buyer should verify it with actual rental records, tax returns, and booking history before making an offer.

Mission Beach Lifestyle: Why Renters Book It Year After Year

Mission Beach, San Diego is a narrow strip of sand between the Pacific Ocean and Mission Bay. You get surf on one side and calm bay water on the other, with the boardwalk running the length of it. Belmont Park and the Giant Dipper roller coaster sit at the center, and Pacific Beach is a short walk or bike ride north.

That combination is exactly why vacation renters keep coming back. Families want the bay for the kids. Friend groups want the boardwalk. Everyone wants to walk out the door and be on the beach in seconds. For an owner, that demand is the asset. For you personally, it also means a place to spend your own summer weeks without ever leaving San Diego.

Watch the Mission Beach Walkthrough

See the views, the strand frontage, and the rooftop in the reel on Instagram: Mission Beach beach houses walkthrough.

Next Steps for Mission Beach Buyers

If you are serious about an income property like this, move quickly and prepare carefully. Get your financing lined up first, since investment properties with multiple units often call for different loan terms than a primary home. Ask for the rental income history early. And confirm the short-term rental licensing situation before you fall in love with the numbers.

Mission Beach Income Property: Frequently Asked Questions

Can you still run a vacation rental in Mission Beach, San Diego?

Mission Beach is treated differently from most of the city under San Diego's short-term rental rules, which is a big part of why it remains a vacation rental hub. That said, licenses are tied to specific rules and owners, so buyers need to confirm what licenses the homes currently hold and what happens to them through a sale. Verify this directly with the City of San Diego and the listing agent before you write an offer.

Is $600K a year in rental income guaranteed?

No. That figure reflects the approximate income reported for the current vacation rental operation. Future income depends on occupancy, nightly rates, management costs, taxes, and licensing. Ask for booking data and financial records, and run your own numbers with conservative assumptions.

Why does parking matter so much in Mission Beach?

Street parking in Mission Beach is famously scarce, especially in summer. Five off-street spaces across three homes is a real selling point for renters and adds to the long-term value of the property. It is one of the first things guests ask about.

Do I need my own agent to buy a property listed by another brokerage?

You do not need one, but you should have one. The listing agent represents the seller. Your own agent reviews disclosures, rental records, and licensing questions with your interests in mind, and structures an offer that protects you. I am happy to tour this property with you and walk through the numbers.

Want to see these Mission Beach beach houses in person or talk through whether an income property fits your goals? Reach out through The Foley Group and I will set it up.

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