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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
New in the San Francisco Bay Area
Hi Everyone! My name is Tony and I got bit with the real estate bug last year.
I currently have investment properties that are rented out split between the following:
1 in Summerlin, NV
2 in Collierville, TN
4 in Memphis, TN
They're pretty much all single families and are all rented out. Since I'm out of state with all my rentals, I definitely utilize property managers and after year one, I have to say it's been a good experience.
At this point, since most of my properties are in Tennessee where it's all about steady cash flow...at this point, I'm thinking about going to a market with slightly more room for appreciation. I'm primarily thinking about either the Dallas/Fort Worth area or Orlando. If you were to spend $300k (with say $75k down), what do you think of the aforementioned markets?
Thanks for any thoughts you may have...I'm looking forward to being a part of the community!
Tony