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Christian Bunte
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Any Good Tenants in 5th Ward (Frenchtown)?

Christian Bunte
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Question for any investor holding rental property in 5th Ward: What kind of tenants are you getting in 2019? 

Can I expect to get good, high income tenants bleeding over from northside/hights? Or is this area still a "no go zone" for tenants who are well off and take good care of your property? 

I am looking at purchasing a well renovated home in the 5th ward (Frenchtown) area for a buy and hold. The numbers work out on the price, but I am concerned about whether or not I can find tenants who can afford rent (~$1300). If only local 5th ward residents are renting, I will have to factor in higher holding fees into my deal analysis. 

Thanks for you help!