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John M.
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Inherited House Louisiana

John M.
  • Montgomery, TX
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I just inherited a 1800 sq ft 2 bedroom 2 bath pier & beam house in a small town in Louisiana with a population of approximately 300 people.  I want to start investing in single family rentals but I am not sure if this is the town to do it in?  The house is in good shape and would need minimal repairs if I tried to rent it.  I am also toying with the idea of selling it.  How would I find the appropriate rent price for this house considering the minimal population and industry in this town and surrounding area?  I am located in Texas and would be dependent on a management company for my first rental.  All thoughts and ideas are welcome.  

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