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Danny Webber
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Is it time to SELL, SELL, SELL in Austin, TX

Danny Webber
  • Real Estate Broker / Investor
  • Austin, TX
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June 2020 Austin Home Sale Stats
Everything points to lower inventory, more sales and less days on market with an increased median sales price.
It's a good time to be a seller!

I personally will be trying to sell a couple of my rentals. I have been in sell mode for a couple of years now so this fits my investment strategy well.

#stackdrypowder
Get ready for investment opportunities

  • Danny Webber

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Ronald Rohde
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It just depends if you have something else to invest in, its really just opportunity cost...I usually stick with a double, if I double my equity, I'll sell. You'll never go broke banking a profit!

  • Ronald Rohde
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