All Forum Posts by: Quinell Dixon

@Quinell Dixon I’m happy to connect and share some options for you and your family. I can also answer questions you may have about the Austin area as well.

@Jerry Sanders I have a few STRs in San Antonio and they do well.  I’d pretty much echo everything that @Jason S. said. 

They definitely bring in more money than a traditional rental but there are a lot more hoops to jump through and also it can turn into a job. Mine are pretty hands off, but things still break and people still complain about things. 

Also, just from recent experience the STR permit process has become a little more troublesome. I have a friend who is hoping to use a new property as an STR and has been waiting over a month to get a permit. And personally I have been waiting over 2 weeks on the permit for my new Airbnb. When they initially made the requirement the turn around time was under a week.

@Jerry Sanders I have a few STRs in San Antonio and they do well.  I’d pretty much echo everything that @Jason S. said. 

They definitely bring in more money than a traditional rental but there are a lot more hoops to jump through and also it can turn into a job. Mine are pretty hands off, but things still break and people still complain about things. 

Also, just from recent experience the STR permit process has become a little more troublesome. I have a friend who is hoping to use a new property as an STR and has been waiting over a month to get a permit. And personally I have been waiting over 2 weeks on the permit for my new Airbnb. When they initially made the requirement the turn around time was under a week.

@Joe Benson it won't appreciate as fast as Austin but you have a better chance of positive cashflow with LTR

@Joe Benson We focus on the smaller multifamily side here in San Antonio and the surrounding areas.  Please let me know if you have questions on certain areas or neighborhoods.  I think the San Antonio market still has a lot of room for growth so if you are looking for an appreciation play I think San Antonio could be a good market for that.