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Updated over 6 years ago,

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  • Contractor
  • Corpus Christi, TX
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Are brick houses a good option for flipping/renting?

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  • Contractor
  • Corpus Christi, TX
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Hello, I am from the city of Corpus Christi in Texas, I am new in the Real Estate world but looking forward to learn as much as possible with the help of the people from this great community. I have been reading and listening to some topics and books on investment properties and I find them very attractive, now looking forward to investing on my first property with the useful tools and topics discussed here. A year ago hurricane Harvey did a lot of damage to houses around the area, my question is, does anyone here has any experiences with selling or renting brick houses? not only brick walls but also strong foundation? real solid houses like the ones from other countries. Do people look for this houses for buying or renting? and as an investor, is it good to invest on these properties since they don't wear out as much as wood houses? Thanks in advance. 

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