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Buying and renting out a house

Mason Hall
  • Houston, TX
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So I started looking into real estate September of 2019 and since then I feel like I am stuck in the same place. Always reading and still all over the place all the while never making a move to actually invest anything.

I live in the Houston area and am looking for a mentor to help me break out of my shell and start investing. Or if anyone can shed some knowledge on the situation to help me better get out there to making my first deal.

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Adam D Rinehart
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Adam D Rinehart
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@Alf Holst unfortunately the A and B class neighborhoods in the Houston area either don’t rent out at 1% or don’t cash flow using the 1% rule, primarily due to our high property taxes. Unless you put a significant amount down of course...

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