<prompt> Human: So Ive been tinkering with the notion of selling my Condo. I just wanted to throw my situation out there and maybe get some insight on why I should or should not do it in case Im missing something. Im a natural for making a short story long so please bear with me.So here are some quick fun facts about myself. Im early 30s. Single. No kids. Make 100k in an extremely secure job. Im 10k in debt with a personal loan and have 10k in savings as my emergency. I also have about 50k total with my 401k and IRAs. Ive lived in my condo a little over 2 years and have about 190k left to pay. Mortage and HOA paymant is roughly 1400 a month.Fun facts about the condo: 1BD 1BA about 625 sqft. I live a block from the beach in Pacific Beach San Diego. Heavy touristy area. Lots of action around here. Everything walking distance. Condo has been upgraded with new cabinets, granite counter tops, recessed lighting, hardwood floors. Im responsible for the floors and lighting which totaled about 4.5k, everything else was there when I bought Im even lucky enough to have my own washer and dryer and dishwasher and air conditioner which is rare around these parts. It even has a mini backyard which is also rare.According to my zestimate the value of the condo has doubled. I realize that is a dumb way to measure the value of your housing but Ive been watching that thing like a hawk the past couple years. And so far all the recent sales in the complex have matched up with that value fairly closely. On top of that my place is larger and nicer in terms of upgrades than the other units in the complex. Why I want to sell: I dont really enjoy living here. I dont know anyone and dont foresee that changing anytime soon. Also, given the amount my place has been zestimated at I cant fathom anyone wanting to purchase this place for that amount. It seems unreal to me. As a side note, this place has been purchased for the current zestimate amount in the past during the big housing boom. I get a bad vibe about the neighborhood, its dirty, there are homeless people everywhere, its loud and Im worried it will get worse. Why not rent it out? Good question. I could probably rent my place for about 1600-1800 a month, which is covering the mortgage and then some. However, I also wouldnt be safely pocketing about 175k in profit if I sold. Ive also heard horror stories of renters and that really freaks me out. Id go crazy having to worry about that all the time.airbnb? Vacation rental? Another good question. I could most likely make some money, but what about down time? What about the neighborhood going to shit and the current value decreasing substantially?My plan is to move to north county san diego after I sell. I like north county better and I know people up there. I just dont see myself living in a tiny condo in a 1 bedroom my whole life, it is time to move on. I plan on being a renter in north county effectively freeing myself up. Maybe the housing prices will drop and I can buy again, or maybe I can move out of state and pay cash for a house. The options would be open and I wouldnt be tied down.That is all I have. Hopefully I covered everything. I guess Im wondering if anyone can tell me if Im missing something. Am I making a mistake selling a condo a block from the beach? What am I not seeing?Thanks for reading!  <response>: Another vote for selling. Sure, it could keep on going up, but properties near the beach are always a bit more expensive than otherwise comparable units further inland. I personally wouldnt pay a premium for property by a beach unless I preferably have a nice beach and ocean view, minimally an ocean view. But some people just like that whole walk to the beach thing. If you dont mind moving further from the beach, meh, why not. 