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Andrew Schlessinger
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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College House Purchase

Andrew Schlessinger
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Good Afternoon, my El Paso, Tx investors.  I'm a small investor in Baltimore, Md and my son will be starting at UTEP in the fall (4th Generation UT student!!!).  Instead of paying rent for a few years, I'd rather purchase an investment property and have him live there and rent out rooms.  I've been doing research on the different areas to invest, but thought I'd reach out to the professionals to get an understanding.  We may be in a position to purchase a turn-key investment, but am thinking more along the lines of a small fixer-upper for him...something habitable, but that he can put a bit of sweat-equity in over time. 

Any ideas?

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