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Tanner Woolley
  • Accountant
  • Austin, TX
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Location for STR somewhere in TX?

Tanner Woolley
  • Accountant
  • Austin, TX
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My wife and I are going to be buying our first property as a short term rental. We know it's a lot more management, and we're good with that since the cash on cash should be a lot higher than LTR. We're going to be buying in the next couple Months and plan on putting in between 80-100k between down payment and furnishing/upgrades. We're in Austin currently and are thinking of doing the San Antonio area, kind of close to sea world/six flags. Does anyone do STR in San Antonio? I'm nervous about the place not booking enough.

Is there anywhere else people have invested in Texas that they think would be a solid spot? Doesn’t have to be a home run. I’m getting analysis paralysis 100% as I’m a CPA and way over crunch and analyze things. Thank you!

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