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Joe Nguyen
  • Investor
  • VA, TX
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Rental property (first) in Houston, TX?

Joe Nguyen
  • Investor
  • VA, TX
Posted

Hi all,

I'm a newbie investor and interested in some upcoming areas in Houston. I'm most interested in Katy, then Richmond, Cypress, Pearland and Sugar Land. As we all might have seen the crazy spike in home prices recently. I'm wondering if it still makes sense to buy now and rent for future equity appreciation and little cash flow? 

I also wanted to ask what are other alternative areas that are good for rental income? My budget is around 235k (max) and my target monthly rental income is $1600 to $1700. These numbers are tight to crunch all in right now as I understand. 

Thank you all and I look forward to receive some inputs from members on BP.

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