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San Angelo Rental Market

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  • Honolulu, HI
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I'm going to be in the San Angelo area for the next few years and will be looking to invest in a rental property. I'm curious to know what types of properties generally offer a better cash flow. Condos/SFH/2-4 plex? Hoping to connect with RE professionals in the area. Thanks!

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Aaron Nelson
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Aaron Nelson
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  • San Angelo, TX
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Hi Keane,

I am a Realtor, property manager, and hold investment properties in San Angelo. I've lived here for many years and know the area well. I've had great luck with SFRs and manage several apartments that cash flow well. There aren't too many newer duplexes and very few tri and quad plexes. with the condo HOA fees, I'd say your return will be better on a SFR than a condo. Let me know if I can help.

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