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How to figure out if rental will have high or low vacancy rate

Sean Gallagher
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  • Texas
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So I found a good deal, the numbers work but who is to say even if the property is listed at fair market value I will have any tenants interested?  If the demand isn't there I could be in trouble.  What factors can I take into account that may assure me I would be ok, is there a population or statistic?  

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