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Updated about 2 years ago on . Most recent reply
Rental and vacancy rate data
Hi everyone, I’m still learning property investment and looking to buy my first property.
Checking out rental properties on Zillow in areas I’m wanting to buy (mainly around Houston TX) I saw most of them were listed 2-3 months ago and kept reducing prices. Wondering if it is a bad sign? (seems like supplies are way more than demands?).
Also wondering if anyone knows where I could find vacancy data etc, as I think low vacancy rate areas would make renting out easier?
Thanks
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Def get in touch with a good agent and get actual data! Build a relationship with an agent you trust and you will both benefit from each other. My small team of realtors and I work a lot with investors in Houston and Galveston, reach out anytime!