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Texas Real Estate Markets: Booming or Overheated?

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With Texas leading the nation in population growth, many are calling it the hottest market for real estate investors. But with prices rising in cities like Austin, Dallas, and Houston, do you think the market is still a smart investment or is it getting too expensive for returns? How do you decide which Texas cities to invest in?

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If I didn’t live in Texas, I would probably invest elsewhere due to the exceptionally high taxes. 

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