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Morris Lucas
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Best Rental Areas in DFW

Morris Lucas
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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Anyone have ideas on where you have seen the best return in terms of purchase cost for rental properties in the DFW area? Specifically, B to B- neighborhoods.

i have heard Arlington, Grapevine, parts of Irving may be good rental areas. Driving around, i have seen a few Owner Finance signs in several areas as well.

In the next year, wanted to look at going the FHA route to finance, or possibly Homepath options.

Thanks!!

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Alberto Camacho
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Alberto Camacho
  • Investor
  • Flower Mound, TX
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Originally posted by @Morris Lucas:

Thanks everyone for the insight. Wow, 1%, that's worse than Atlanta

I regularly find DFW SFRs that make from $400 to $600 month with COC in the 15% to 24% range and don't meet the 1%. Finding $800 a month in this area will be tough. As investors we need to adapt to market conditions. I wouldn't get too hung up on the 1% guideline.

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