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Aysia Lopez
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Montopolis in Austin, TX - Any Opinions?

Aysia Lopez
  • Bee Caves, TX
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Hello all!

This may be too broad a question, but would anyone familiar with Austin mind giving their general opinion of the Montopolis area? I was driving through the neighborhood last week and was surprised to see a newly constructed SFH on Porter Street. Would any of you who are experienced buy-and-hold investors ever buy property in this neighborhood? Any response would be great!

Thanks,

Aysia   

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Jim Robertson
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Jim Robertson
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  • Austin, TX
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The neighborhood has a lot of vacant land/lots left to be developed. so consider the potential addition to supply against current or future demand. There are a lot of great things about the montopolis neighborhood and they should work out in your favor f you are looking at long time horizon. If you are going for a 3-5 year hold you will be selling your property built now in a market of even more new construction. 

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