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Alex Chau
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Thinking about moving to Houston

Alex Chau
  • Daly City, CA
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Hi guys,

I am from the bay area and thinking about moving to Houston and I was hoping to get some insight on the Houston Real Estate market for duplex to 4 plexes. What I would like to do is purchase a property and getting it rented out with one unit vacant for when I move there. So for the bay area house hacking means subsidizing your mortgage, so my question for houston is if it's possible to find one where the rent from the other units be able to cover the mortgages and etc or at least cover majority of it. Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks 

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