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Updated 10 months ago,

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Seeking Advice on Investing in San Antonio Real Estate

Jeffrey Richard
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Hi BiggerPockets Community,

I'm considering investing in the San Antonio real estate market and would love to get your insights and advice. I'm particularly interested in the cash flow and appreciation potential of the market.

  1. What are the key pros and cons of investing in San Antonio from a cash flow perspective?
  2. How about from an appreciation standpoint? What factors drive appreciation in the San Antonio market?
  3. Are there any specific neighborhoods or areas that you recommend focusing on for good deals?
  4. What are some effective strategies for finding good deals in San Antonio?
  5. How do you see the San Antonio market evolving over the next 5-10 years, and how are you adjusting your investing approach to align with your expectations?

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