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Would you rather invest in Florida or Texas?
and why?
(single family and multi-units)
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HI Terry, it depends what are you looking for. Do you value more on cash flow or higher appreciation? Also the job opportunities and population growth for both states. The one good thing about both states that there are no income taxes so that's a plus. I would personally look towards TX as they have higher growth population than FL and more corporate hubs are slowing moving to TX meaning more job opportunities which will or has already created a high housing demand. If you decide to invest either TX or FL, we are licensed in both states so if you have any financing questions in terms of the mortgage side, feel free to reach out! I'll be happy to help.