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Kaycie Gunn
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  • Nederland Texas
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Houston/Southeast Texas area!

Kaycie Gunn
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  • New to Real Estate
  • Nederland Texas
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Hey yall! I just turned my first house into a long-term rental and bought another home to reside in. Im looking to purchase my next rental within the next 6 months. What advice would you give me for my second rental? Im torn between BRRRing a long term locally in my area or investing a little more in a short term out of area(College Station, Austin, New Braunfel area). Do yall BRRRR your short terms or just buy mostly updated? So many questions flood my mind on which route to take next! My goal is to get as much cashflow coming in as possible within the next 2 years before entering motherhood. I Would also love to meet up with some investors in the Houston area as well to help find a great team of people to work with. Any and all advice would be greatly appreciated!

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