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Seetha G
  • Rental Property Investor
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Fort worth Rental investment

Seetha G
  • Rental Property Investor
  • SFO, CA
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hello all

Can you please let me know your thoughts or advice on Fort worth, TX single family investment for rental purpose?

How is the city's rental market and what are the pros and con's?

looking for your feedback.

Thanks in advance!

Swetha.

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Hattie Dizmond
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Hattie Dizmond
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There are a couple of really solid areas in Ft Worth proper...primarily directly around downtown and the historic & TCU areas just West of downtown.  Rents have skyrocketed, but so have property prices.  If you really want to stay on the Tarrant County (Ft Worth) side of the Dallas/Ft Worth Metroplex, I would suggest some of the surrounding suburbs.

Keller, Hurst-Euless-Bedford, North Richland Hills, Watagua & Roanoke all maintain good value and solid rental rates.  There are some other areas, but they are pockets, not entire towns/cities.  However, if you stay with the towns I noted, you'll be pretty safe in terms of no war zones.

Depending on your price point and how close to Ft Worth proper you want to stay or if you are willing to look at Dallas county, there are other areas where your value and rental rates are better.

Feel free to PM me or just give me a call, if you want some additional market related information.  I love talking about the DFW real estate market.

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