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Feedback on San Antonio TX 78244

Varun G.
  • New to Real Estate
  • California
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Hello BP Community,

I am analyzing a deal in the San Antonio, TX 78244 and thinking of putting an offer. How is the area in general? 

Thanks

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Rick Pozos
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There are some really rough parts of 78244 in San Antonio. There are also some new and newer houses in the area. Depends on the street.

You probably need to analyze about 20 or so houses in an area to get a better feel for it. Prices change with major streets, railroads, or a drainage ditch.

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