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Chris Hamm
  • Renter
  • Killeen, TX
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Advice Needed: looking to buy in Dallas

Chris Hamm
  • Renter
  • Killeen, TX
Posted

Hey BP!

My wife and I are ready to buy a second property. Here's the plan:

2/1 Condo or Townhome in Dallas

Looking for centrally located; we'll be using it for business purposes a couple weeks out of the year, but want to AirBnb it the rest of the time.

We've been pre-qualified for 200k in conventional financing.

So, the questions:

1) If we wanted to get in touch with a whole saler, how would we find someone? With this, any recommendations for a rehabber with experience with this model?

2) Are there any good companies in Dallas that manage short term rentals, since we'll be pretty hands-off?

3) Is there anything else we should consider?

Please, this is the model that best suits our needs, so our goal is more "how can we make this work," not "will this work."

TIA

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