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Mark Resnick
  • Renter
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Texas Soil

Mark Resnick
  • Renter
  • Brooklyn, NY
Posted

Hi everyone,

I am a new young investor and I am looking into the best place to buy that would have great cash flow. I know many people are talking about Dallas and Houston,Texas as great places to invest in. 

Now my question, I heard from someone that Texas has major soil issues that causes homeowners to redo their foundation after 5-10 years. Has anyone heard this before? I would love to hear feedback from Investors and homeowners from there. Thanks

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