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Lucia Rushton
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Which one Dallas Suburb would buy into right now

Lucia Rushton
  • Realtor
  • Dallas - Fort Worth Metroplex, Tx
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If you wanted to buy a Rental today that was move-in ready $300-350K, which Dallas suburb would you buy into and why? (knowing that the market is starting to balance out), thanks  

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Bart H.
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Bart H.
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Originally posted by @Lucia Rushton:

If you wanted to buy a Rental today that was move-in ready $300-350K, which Dallas suburb would you buy into and why? (knowing that the market is starting to balance out), thanks  

Plano/Richardson.....basically the corridor to the north of Dallas. 

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