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Claudia R.
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Texas RE market different but why?

Claudia R.
  • Katy, TX
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A comment that comes up over and over is that the Texas real estate market is different than the rest of the country. I'm curious as to why people say this, any thoughts from the RE experts? 

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Ronald Rohde
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Texas has no state income tax, higher property tax, proximity and supply of construction workers, year round construction, booming economy. Lots of things make Texas different and it all has some impact on your RE investment strategy.

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