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Sheen Jowl
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hurricane risk defeating better rent to price ratio?

Sheen Jowl
  • Austin, TX
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Hi BiggerPockets forum,

I'm a single facility rental house investor in TX. I've been concentrating in Austin and Dallas. While it's good to enjoy the appreciation, I'm thinking diversification to Houston for larger cash flow. However I wonder if hurricane is a risk, and does that actually make investing in Houston riskier even though the rent to price is better?

Thank you.

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