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I recently watched a bigger pockets podcast that hosted a guy who bought 3bed/2bath, yr 2000 built properties for 80k cash and rented them for 1,000$+ that weren't in awful neighborhoods. I'm assuming this is fairly rare to find nowadays? I can't find anything close to that near dallas tx. Does anyone know of any locations in texas like that or perhaps in another state that fits those descriptions?

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haha Thanks for your recommendation @Scott Mac. That's a great point, I've been learning more about the BRRR method and other styles of investing, that one just seemed far more cut and dry with a lot of upside on cashflow since that's what I'm most interested in currently. I'm not quite sure what path I'll take just yet, but I wanted to see if that one was even doable in todays economy, I looked through the houston area where the gentleman had mentioned he invested from and couldn't find anything that didn't look like a c class neighborhood ( I assumed due to inflation and appreciation from the time that gentleman purchased to now).

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