All Forum Posts by: Gonz Trevino

It depends how far you are willing to drive, Dallas has an amazing investment market because traveling one hour in any given direction can change the demographics significantly. Great place to invest and good luck fulfilling your goals! My recommendation is to take a look at many of the areas between Dallas and Fort Worth. :)

Is this research implying the next bubble is soon to burst again? If so wondering what it predicts in terms of time frame. 1-2 years, 2-3, 3-5, etc. :)

I would assume your ultimate goal is more cash flow and money in your pocket. I would pay down the loans with the least owed that way your cash flow jumps quickly. This will allow you to pay off the other houses even faster creating a "snowball" effect. Ultimately in most scenarios paying off the house with least debt will be your best bet. :)

Owner financing is good... I prefer long term rentals because it gives you an amazing end-game where you have many properties paid off and can retire on six figure income. Good luck! I have experience in single family and small multi family in San Antonio. It is definitely doing well. :)

Interesting to know. Luckily that is so cheesy I wouldn't use it personally. Good luck investing in Austin Rachel!

Originally posted by @Joseph Weisenbloom:

@Gonz TrevinoYou probably know of the listing I am talking about. I am almost tempted to low ball offer $100k or whatever it is worth just to agitate them. Its like those signs that say don't walk on the grass, your just tempting me to walk on the grass!

 Is it the one that's south of I-35 and east of 410? If so I think I've seen it. No way it would sell at that price. I don't think I'd buy it even at 300k. lol

Yeah.... I have a feeling that fourplex is not going to sell. LOL!

@Bryan Hancock

What's wrong with calling it power team? Is it because you think its cheesy? lol

If there's more to it then maybe you should share so we all can learn. Thanks!

Great Post! I own a house in Round Rock and may consider switching property managers sometime soon. Will interview many of these. :)

I will say this, over the long run San Antonio will likely remain a strong and effective long term market. It should experience continual growth and appreciation. It is in very good shape compared to many cities around the country. :)