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Considering buying my first rental property in Lubbock, Texas

Angelica Aurea
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Hi everyone!

I'm considering buying my first rental property in Lubbock, Texas as a mid or long term rental.  I did some research and saw that there is a lot of economic growth and the housing market seems reasonable for my budget.  I wanted to see what other's experience has been.  Thanks!

Angelica 

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Stuart Chinworth
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Stuart Chinworth
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Quote from @Angelica Aurea:

Hi everyone!

I'm considering buying my first rental property in Lubbock, Texas as a mid or long term rental.  I did some research and saw that there is a lot of economic growth and the housing market seems reasonable for my budget.  I wanted to see what other's experience has been.  Thanks!

Angelica 

 @Michael Mendez and I were actually just talking about how much we liked investing in Lubbock, so you have a biased audience here. That being said, it has proved to be a very stable market where cash flow is still obtainable. 

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