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High end rentals in DFW
I've got a house under contract in the Canyon Creek neighborhood in Richardson that I plan to gut and renovate. It's a typical mid century ranch style common the neighborhood that has good open floor plan potential. As the neighborhood has gotten so hot, there is a ton of flipping as the upside is pretty big. There are also quite a few teardowns with 1.2-1.6m customs going up in their place. Rather than go with the crowd and flip for a profit, I was thinking of renting as I have noticed shockingly few rentals in the area. To make the numbers work I would have to get at least $3,500 per month from a tenant. Anyone in DFW or other Texas metro areas have experience with high end rentals? Or know of a website or publication that deals with this? I have yet to hear a podcast or see any information on this. Thanks all!
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High-end rentals are becoming more common in the area. American Legend created a new construction community of homes that rent for $3000+ a couple of years ago. These new homes are generally 2,500 sq ft and up in size.