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Aaron Kovac
  • Lender
  • Austin TX (austin, tx)
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To invest in your local market or not?

Aaron Kovac
  • Lender
  • Austin TX (austin, tx)
Posted

Hi All,

I live in the greater Austin area and am gathering information to eventually jump into investing. My dilemma is that I read a lot about people saying to understand your local market. I am a lender in Austin, dealing with primarily SFH's.

Austin is extremely competitive in SFH and even more so in the multi family space. My preference would be investing in multi family homes, but given the above- would it make more sense to look outside the Austin market and go for multi family homes or start in the Austin area with SFH's?

Thanks in advance!

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