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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Gladewater, TX rental market
I've recently negotiated a tract of land in East Texas with a mobile home that needs to either be rehabbed or torn down. It's located specially in Clarksville City, a town adjacent to White Oak but in the Gladewater ISD. Clarksville City is an old East Texas oil town and very a quiet community without much rental properties to get a feel for how a rental property would do there. I am leaning towards leveling the existing structure to build a 3 or 4 pled unit. Otherwise I would have to put $45k into bringing it up to rental quality. It would be fantastic to connect with someone with rental properties in this area. Constructively input is greatly appreciated!