All Forum Posts by: Brandon Miller

@Caleb Sankey

Depends on your goals. If you want to build long-term wealth and create passive income, renting would be the route to take. If you want a big payday more short term, then flip. Many people do both. Some areas are better for one strategy than the other. San Antonio is an appreciating market as a whole right now, so getting in before things get too high is key. In my opinion, I lean more towards buying and holding property. Call me some time.

@Stanley Nguyen

Of course! Will send you a DM to discuss further.

@Namrata B.

Hey there. I am a local agent/wholesaler in San Antonio. Will send you a DM with my contact info to speak further!

@Lexi Teifke thank you for the shoutout!

@Johann Harshman

Welcome to BP! Sounds like you.ve got it figured out man. Would love to connect and meet up to network! Will shoot you a DM.

@Seth Teel

Yes sir it is. 

0.17 acre lot at 1022 W Rosewood Ave is pending after 28 days on market with a listed price of $60,000 in a flood zone as well.

Multiple home sales in the area in the $280,000-$300,000+ range.

Build on one of the last residential lots in Beacon Hill. 50 feet of

frontage by 125 feet of depth 

(CRS - please do your own due diligence).

Acres: 0.14

Subdivision: Beacon Hill

Price: <60K

***Cash or Hard Money Financing ONLY***

-PLEASE CALL FOR FURTHER DETAILS-

Brandon: 512-567-1280

[email protected]

LREA #700396 (I do not represent you)

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@Mark Christopher Javier

Looking forward to catching up again! Drove by your property last week and it's looking good! Don't forget to stop in Lockhart on your way to Austin for some real BBQ

@Alex K.

Many of my investor clients look to purchase in the Northwest by UTSA, Six flags, Seaworld, etc., or just north of Loop 410 in general. It is a good "cookie-cutter" area to rent houses that are somewhat newer, but the competition to pick a house up is very high in the area and often overpriced. Still deals to be had though. The downtown area is really picking up, with tons of new development and people moving to the area. Purchase prices are typically cheaper DT as well. With that, they also typically need more rehab.

Reach out if you have any questions.

@Alex Bradley

"Not all wholesalers are evil" lol I love it! Nice job and congrats! 

You didn't mention how you found your buyer if you care to share.