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New build or existing home in San Antonio
Hello. I am working towards my first investment and I am strongly considering San Antonio, TX. As a newbie, would you suggest new construction from a turnkey provider, or finding an existing home myself? My goal is buying equity rather than cash flow or appreciation for a quick flip. The idea of little to no maintenance or cap ex for the first few years is appealing. Also, as a newbie, it is very comforting to have my hand held on the first transaction. But I have a deep fear of being duped or ripped off by a company trying to sell existing inventory rather than solid investments.
What are your thoughts? Also, any insights on the different areas would be greatly appreciated!