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Gabriel H. Gaytan
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who invests in San Antonio?

Gabriel H. Gaytan
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Antonio, TX
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Im curious of those that invests in San Antonio to see what your strategy is, and where you prefer your investments to be. Im gearing up for my first investment property within the next year and would love to hear some input.

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Joseph Cacciapaglia
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Joseph Cacciapaglia
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@Gabriel H. Gaytan I've found short-term rentals to be the most profitable here in San Antonio over the past couple of years. I've also recently started flipping vacant lots. It's tough to make traditional rentals work with the recent increases in pricing. I have a few clients that buy small multifamily, but they're happy with minimal cash flow. Ground up development seems to be a good strategy now as well. I almost finished with my first new home build. It was pretty challenging, but the end result should be pretty profitable.

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