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Pablo Flores
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Palm Springs, CA
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Help with Market Research on Multifamily in Texas

Pablo Flores
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Palm Springs, CA
Posted

Hey whats up guys! I am looking to invest in multifamily in Texas and am currently doing market research on different areas in the state, and I' m hoping you guys can help me narrow down my search. I am currently looking into Dallas Ft. Worth, San Antonio, Houston and Lubbock. Can you guys elaborate on the differences in these markets and how accessible they would be to a smaller out of state investor like myself. I am looking for something 20-50 units up to 2 million dollars. I am looking for both appreciation and cashflow and a value add opportunity. Thanks for the help!!

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