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Jason Yahner
  • San Antonio, TX
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Is my market overpriced?

Jason Yahner
  • San Antonio, TX
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I'm trying to find a way to gauge if an area is over or under priced. I first thought I might be able to use median new home prices for the area then adjust it for property taxes and inflation so that when I compare year over year it might be apples to apples. I should also state that I want to landlord for cash flow.  Any ideas? 

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Jonatan Barbera
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  • San Antonio, TX
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Jonatan Barbera
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  • San Antonio, TX
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Hey Jason Yahner I think no matter where the market sits there's always an opportunity to make money. I suggest being patient and not becoming a motivated buyer. There are still great deals out there you just need to be very selective.

What strategy are you focusing on?

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