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Jeff Banky
  • Commercial Real Estate Investor
  • Pinole, CA
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Texarkana? any thoughts on the area for MF investing???

Jeff Banky
  • Commercial Real Estate Investor
  • Pinole, CA
Posted

Hello All....

I was wondering about the Texarkana region of Texas for investing in Multifamily property...I don't know the area and I was just wondering what the opinion is of the area....is it a dead zone or does it have potential for some future growth or at the least, a good place to invest for stable cash flow.

I spoke with some brokers today and I got two very different viewpoints...one guy flat out said it sucks and my money would be better spent elsewhere and another painted a rosy picture with lots of business and transportation going on in the area...I would love to get the opinion from people here on BP as I value my fellow investors in the area with boots on the ground.

I realize its not one of the hotter markets that is in the news all the time...I am looking for a good stable market that isn't dying and has potential for at least some future growth.....

thanks for the help

Jeff

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