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Ashish Yadav
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TX and CO single/multifamily rentals investment good or bad?

Ashish Yadav
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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Hi all, I live in New York and am looking for an investment property out of state. I am mostly interested in single or multifamily rentals and am currently looking in Texas(Houston, Dallas, Austin) and Colorado(mostly Denver and Boulder area). Are these markets good to invest in right now? Are there any other market recommendations?

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Ryan Kelly
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Ryan Kelly
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@Ashish Yadav Before you pick markets, I think you should better define your criteria first. Do you want a certain amount of cash flow? Do you need a market with stronger appreciation? How much is your budget? Once you figure out your "buy box", then it makes it much easier for you to select markets. I hope this helps!

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