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Updated over 6 years ago, 07/05/2018

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Bara Nwokoma
  • Wholesaler
  • Dallas, TX
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Fort Worth,Texas Market

Bara Nwokoma
  • Wholesaler
  • Dallas, TX
Posted

I decided to drive for dollars in Ft. Worth & Haltom City today and I was impressed of what I saw. I have only dealt in the Dallas market, specifically the Fair Park area. 

There were a few FSBOs and also new houses going up in the areas I was cruising around. There were definitely one company buying up alot of lots and houses in the area I was cruising in. 

I was driving the areas of: 

NE Loop 820 & N Beach St

Hartwood Dr/Hulen St

TCU/ University Dr( I was not expecting to find anything around here but the drive gave some insight) 

Are there any investors familiar with this area? Is it a booming market? Whenever I hear people speak about Ft Worth, its pretty bland. "Yes, I am moving to Ft. Worth because it is cheaper than Dallas. But I rather live in Dallas."  Typically when there are a lot of houses being built, it means the market is beginning to get saturated with homes therefore driving costs down? Please correct me if I am wrong. I am just trying to flow with the market and make deals to make all parties involved happy. 

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