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Zac Celli
  • Sunnyvale, CA
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San Antonio Texas Distressed Properties - Price Range Concern

Zac Celli
  • Sunnyvale, CA
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Hey there BP Community!

I have been evaluating markets (for BRRRR) investing for the past month. I have narrowed it down to the final handful & San Antonio Texas (City not Metro) is winning in almost every category except price. The current median home price in San Antonio is ~178k which is proving to be the biggest barrier to entry.

My model is based on $85,000 basis (Assumed 60k purchase & 25k rehab), with $110,000+ ARV, & a rent to value of >.9%. I am worried about the ability the pick up distressed properties anywhere near that purchase price, in a good neighborhood, that will allow for an ARV around that value.

However, as San Antonio is 1.5M people & 465 square miles, I am hoping that there is plenty of opportunity to acquire properties at, or at least around, my model. 


Can anyone let me know if they have acquired anything for around these values, in good neighborhoods, positive cashflow, etc. in the San Antonio, TX market? Happy for any and all input! 

Thanks!

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