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Multi-family investing in San Antonio

Jerome Stokes
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Hello everyone,

I am a long time lurker here on the BP forums and also brand new into real estate investing. I have been looking at San Antonio, TX because from the research I have done, which I am sure I am missing a lot, seems to be a great market for buying and holding. There are several military bases in the area which usually means quality tenants who will pay their bills on time. Also, there seems to be a plethora of new business sprouting up all the time and that tells me that the economy is doing fairly well. 

So my question is, what is y'all's opinions of the San Antonio market? Is there some factors I may have missed? Thanks!

- Jay 

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