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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply
Best Houston neighborhoods to invest - out of state investor
Which neighborhoods and what areas in/around Houston should I invest? Looking for good cash flow, good cash on cash return and looking for properties around $100k - $250k. Would like an SFR or multi-property (if thats possible?) that already has a tenant living there long term and built after 2000s (not a hard requirment). Can pay with cash but may refinance after purchase. Any suggestions or tips? Thanks!
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@Account Closed not offended. Please spread the word. Houston is overpriced. Too hot, too humid, too may bugs and hurricanes. Leave some opportunities for the locals.
No, I am being a little facetious. We do have a problem here and it isn't demand - it is lack of supply, particularly at lower price points or really anything under the median.
And you nailed it on property taxes.
@Steven Ha
Here are a couple of resources to help you with your online browsing:
Richblockpoorblocks.com
city-data.com
The newer stuff will be too much to pay, might be real hard to get it cheap enough. I think you want the houses built between 1980 and 2000. Probably you'll be looking outside beltway 8. Get familiar with the areas that flooded.