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Where in Houston is best to househack a small multi? (2-4 units)
I’m looking to purchase a 2-4 unit property in the Houston area, and live in one unit for a period of time (probably a year or so) while renting out the other units. Then, move out and rent all the units out and keep as a rental property long term. Purchase price below $400,000. Where are the best areas to do this, in terms of safety and return on investment?