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DFW cities with highest appreciation potential

Nitin Gove
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I learned that cash flow is pretty difficult in DFW. So wanted to check with this community about which are the cities which have highest appreciation potential in 2-5 years near term. 

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Buy a distressed house at a discount and fix it up thereby creating your own equity through the process.  Then you don't have to worry about appreciation or a huge out-of-pocket downpayment.  Cash flow will be minimal, but should be there.  Sell in a few years and cash out that equity and reinvest.  Easy process to repeat.

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