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Starting My Investing Journey - Looking at San Antonio

Todd Thompson
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Hello BP Community!

I am just starting my investing journey, but I have been listening to BP for almost 2 years now, doing a lot of research, and getting myself into a better situation financially. I've narrowed down the cities I am looking to invest in, and San Antonio is at the top - specifically I am looking at zip codes 78205, 78215, 78202, 78212, 78209, and parts of 78204 and 78210. I am going to house hack as my strategy, and my goal is to buy within the next 6-9 months. 

Is there anyone with any experience house hacking in San Antonio? Can anyone speak to these specific submarkets/zip codes?

I have yet to speak with an agent or a broker, but will be looking for ones that are investor friendly.  

Background that may be useful:
- Currently have a remote W2 job, with no intention of leaving it
- Ideally looking for an area that provides 60/40 appreciation to cash flow, if such a thing exists 
- Happy to provide more info or details about my situation/buy box/strategy

Thanks in advance! 
Todd

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