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Area in Houston has too many rentals ! Good or bad ?
Hello All, So I am back in the market due to my last deal not going threw due to much needed repairs and the price of home being too High.
Anyways, So I been looking in a certain area in Houston and notice a large amount of homes being rented out. Is this a good thing or bad thing ? Should I go to a different area ?