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Alice Huang
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Where in Texas would you invest with 200K and why

Alice Huang
  • Investor
  • Montreal, Canada
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Hello BP!

Would love some insight from those who live/work/from/invest in Texas!

Where in Texas should I be looking at with a budget of around $200k?  

Would like to BRRRR and open to SFH or multi.

My goal is to cash flow and get my capital back through BRRRR to reinvest.

Thank you and look forward to your insight.

Best,

Alice

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Ryan Kelly
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Ryan Kelly
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@Alice Huang I personally would look in smaller markets where homes in the $75k to $150k price range are more common. Cities like Waco, Corpus Christi, Temple might be decent options. All of the larger metros are priced well above this range, making BRRRR investing extremely difficult to execute.

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