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  • Sunnyvale, CA
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Odessa and Midland

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  • Sunnyvale, CA
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I've been doing research in to various cities, and it seems like these two keep popping up as growing areas with a strong rental market. I read some news articles and I understand that it may be due to the oil boom. My question is whether you think this is sustainable for a long-term investment. I'm looking for a buy-and-hold SFR property. I think based on many indicators, these towns could be great investment areas. Job growth, income growth, low vacancy, etc. Pretty much everything looks good except property taxes. Local investors, what can you tell me?

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