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So, I'm turning the $750,000 value into an STR and selling the $350,000 Near Grand Canyon Univ. for $245,000.

I currently have a 4/2 with pool in Phoenix AZ near Grand Canyon Univ ready to assign to someone for a fix & flip or buy and hold.

You don't control how property taxes increase so you can expect they will stay high in TX and even go higher.Dallas neighborhoods can be pretty rough so be careful.Depending on what you want to do I have a 4/2 with pool in Phoenix near Grand Canyon Univ under contract.

It's next to Grand Canyon University.

I've lived in the New Braunfels/Canyon Lake,TX area for the past 20 years.

I'm not even sure if really tall buildings can get above it, so your only answer would be up in the mountains... park city is only about a 15 minute drive through the canyon, lots of nice real estate there... anywhere in the valley is where the air gets trapped in and then contaminated, so your only bet is going into the mountains. 

But in the greater insurance world products and companies and the niches they pursue are as vast as the Grand Canyon if not more so.Every company has their own way of underwriting and mitigating risk.

I had to snorkel the Campbell a few times this fall and winter to monitor the salmon run in the canyon.

Business management for Grand Canyon University.