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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Moving to Plano Area, Looking for Multi-Family to House-Hack
Hi all,
I'm making a move from Houston to Dallas in a few months. Specifically I'll be working in Plano.
I'm looking to find a duplex to house-hack within a reasonable commuting distance (~30 minute drive). Based on a Zillow/Realtor.com search, there doesn't appear to be a ton of multi-family inventory on the market in that area. Thinking it'll be a big help to have a great Realtor on my team to help me find a good property. If anyone has any recommendations of realtors who know multi-family in North Dallas, it would be a big help.
Thanks everyone!
Trent Ford
Most Popular Reply

depending where in Plano you will be working at can seriously affect your search area. If you live in East Plano and work in the Legacy/HQ/Communications area - you will drive for 30 (on a good day) and more (depending on time of day/school zones etc).
We were 4 miles from husband's job in Plano and it took 20 minutes to get there. Moved to Frisco and now 8 miles away and it takes 15 minutes and we have 3 route variations we can use without the tollways.