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Andrew Gomez
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Does a Bigger Home Truly Equal Faster Equity?

Andrew Gomez
  • Rental Property Investor
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I am currently in the San Antonio Market and looking to buy my first Single Family Real Estate Property that will essentially be a house hack until i have all of the rooms rented in which i will remove myself from the master and return to my current stead.

However i am beside myself when making the choice to chase down a 3 or 5 bedroom home due to the fact that i am renting out each room i want to get the highest cashflow possible given that i will be managing the property myself. Does anyone care to shed some light on their experience with this type of situation? I do not want to get into a bigger investment and not have anyone rent from me however since i own a company already i do have the ability to pay out 6 months of vacancy. I have contacts currently from the local university which is where i plan to receive the bulk of my tenants as well. 

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