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Dylan Poltorak
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Cash Flow Rentals in Dallas Area Market

Dylan Poltorak
  • New to Real Estate
  • Los Angeles
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I’m a new investor currently living in Los Angeles and due to price restrictions am looking to broaden my search when it comes to real estate investment.  I have a sister who lives in Dallas and have been many times, so I am loosely familiar with the area.  The growth both of the city as well as the rental market intrigues me, but I’m hoping someone with a bit more boots on the ground experience can give some insight into what that market is truly like.  I am interested in a cash flow generating rental property, and from my reading on BP it seems like that would lean toward a single family property in the suburbs outside of the city as Condos in this market make it difficult to achieve net positive cash flow.  Any feedback on the market in general for these goals, areas to look in or specific nuances to this region is welcome!

Thanks in advanced!

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