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Updated over 7 years ago,

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  • Brooklyn, MD
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Do SFRs cash flow in Far West/NW San Antonio?

Account Closed
  • Brooklyn, MD
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Hey guys. 

Can I buy and hold an A or B class rental property in Far West or NW San Antonio - and expect to cash flow? I was looking specifically at SFR's. I'm new to the San Antonio market and would be interested in hearing any input you guys have to offer; whether it be about asset classes, neighborhoods, etc.!

If not, could I get a B-class multi family property? Just looking at Zillow, it doesn't seem like there ARE many small, multifamily units in that area. 

Thank you in advance! 

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