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Updated about 3 years ago, 09/17/2021

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Charlene Stovin
  • Realtor
  • Azle, TX
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Upcoming Markets in Texas for Investing

Charlene Stovin
  • Realtor
  • Azle, TX
Posted

Hi all

I am trying to research other areas in Texas that would be worth looking at to start investing.  I live in NW Fort Worth, but was thinking maybe there are other areas other than the big 4 usually mentioned, that might be decent areas to start looking at, are still reasonably priced, and offer enough job variety to support a rental applicant pool

Besides San Antonio area, DFW, Austin, and Lubbock....what other Texas Cities and Towns would you look at, and why do you think they would be a good place to invest in?  (Note:  I am counting DFW to include areas like McKinney, Frisco, Dallas, Arlington, etc.)

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