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Jon-Erik Tucker
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School System for Rentals

Jon-Erik Tucker
  • New to Real Estate
  • Dallas, TX
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BP, I am looking into purchasing my first rental property and I'd like to know how much the school system is a factor in the decision. I am in Dallas so the schools vary greatly depending on the district/town the prospective rental will be. Does anyone consider this to be a factor? -Jon-Erik

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Originally posted by @Jon-Erik Tucker:

BP,
I am looking into purchasing my first rental property and I'd like to know how much the school system is a factor in the decision. I am in Dallas so the schools vary greatly depending on the district/town the prospective rental will be. Does anyone consider this to be a factor?

-Jon-Erik

Not really.  The schools have been bad for a very long time. IF you are in a class b or c neighborhood, people know the schools.  IF you have a class A property you will be renting to singles, young professionals etc

You will probably have more tenant turnover, but there are a LOT of young millennials looking for urban living in places like Lower GReenville, or Uptown or Knox Henderson etc.

I think your biggest considerations are property taxes, rental regulations and do the numbers work.  There is a very robust market of individuals looking to rent in Dallas.

Best of luck to you!!!

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