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Brian Cremer
  • Investor
  • Bloomington, IL
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Vacation Rentals in League City, TX questions

Brian Cremer
  • Investor
  • Bloomington, IL
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My sister lives in League City, Texas.  My wife and I are looking at buying a rental or vacation rental that we can rent out till we retire and will spend time down there with them in the winter.  Are there any vacation rental friendly places in the area, and also decent management companies?

Thanks!

Brian

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Account Closed
  • Project Management
  • League City, TX
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  • Project Management
  • League City, TX
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@Brian Cremer - League City has great need for long-term rental properties. Older neighborhoods (late 70s, early 80s) like Countryside, the Landing, and Newport seem to have a better cash flow than newer neighborhoods there. The communities built in the 90's like Rustic Oaks, parts of South Shore Harbour are going to be similar. For short-term opportunities, Kemah is just down the road and definitely more of a tourist destination. Galveston is a no-brainer if you want to be on the gulf. People I've talked to do very well with AirBnB-type rentals there. The closer to the beach, the better. Feel free to contact me directly if you have any specific questions or need any assistance. Always happy to help!  

@Leigh Ann Smith - my family loves your tree farm! I really like the fact that you added the tiny houses and would love to discuss with you some time. 

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