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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply
Rental Investment which city?
Have been thinking of buying a rental home in texas and wondering if folks have suggestion on how to choose a city between Pfungerville, Round rock, Leander, Cedar park and Georgetown.
any pro tips to take care while selecting one area over other.
thank you.
Most Popular Reply

If you are interested in lower property prices maybe consider South Texas. The Mission/McAllen/Edinburg area has many multi-family homes available. The area is growing and just recently Elon musk noted he was going to need engineers and other professionals to join his team down there. He also said he was going to invest 20m to Cameron county schools and 10 million to Brownsville down town revitalization. The valley had a lot of potential! I recently referred a client to my industry partner down there and my client closed on his 4plex & is satisfied!
On a separate note I agree with what Neil said 110%! I think it all depend on your goals and risk tolerance/management.