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Does properties Cash flow in Dallas Fort Worth Area

Femi Ibrahim
  • Dallas, TX
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Hello Bigger Pockets,

I have a quick question. I reside in the Dallas Fort Worth Area. Does properties in DFW cash flow? I have analysed lots of properties for the BRRRR method, but most don't cashflow. Most of the properties I analysed are less than $250k.

Am I missing something?

I'm also thinking. Do you think a best strategy would be to mix fixing and flipping with BRRRR.

I plan to do buy and holds to quit my 9-5.

What to you suggest I do?

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Nick B.
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Nick B.
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Everything will cashflow if you buy it with cash.

If you plan to (re)finance, rents must be more than1% on your "all-in" cost. 

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