To sum it all up... don't be too picky, but do due diligence and if your target areas are not working out expand.

I’m a real estate agent here in San Antonio who works with investors looking to expand their portfolios, so I can definitely provide some insights.1) Growing Areas & Best Spots for Duplexes/FourplexesSan Antonio continues to grow, with strong demand in several key areas:Far West Side (Alamo Ranch, Westover Hills) – A rapidly expanding area with new developments and strong rental demand.Northwest (Near UTSA, Medical Center, Helotes) – Great for student and medical professional tenants, with solid appreciation.Southside (Brooks City Base, Mission District) – Historically overlooked but seeing major revitalization and infrastructure investment.Northeast (Schertz, Cibolo, Converse) – Military-driven demand due to Randolph AFB, plus solid suburban growth.For duplexes and fourplexes, the Northwest and Northeast corridors tend to offer strong rental demand and appreciation potential.2) Is SA Overbuilt?

I would like to keep expanding, but market conditions are tough for buy and hold LTRs. 

I am eager to expand my knowledge and gain valuable insights from experienced professionals in the industry.If anyone is willing to share advice or guidance, I would greatly appreciate the opportunity to connect.Thank you for your time and consideration!

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.: I am trying to expand my list of strategies to find deals.I did some research and narrowed down my search, spoke to a few quality realtors and nothing came to fruition.

In both investing endeavors, I am open to partnerships/joint ventures.On top of buy & hold properties, I am also looking to step into the flipping space, as well as expand my knowledge on mid-term rentals (which is lacking in our Central Ohio market).Welcome Michael!

If you’re considering expanding into short- or mid-term rentals, I’m happy to share insights on maximizing returns in these areas.

In Long Beach, homeowners can expand vertically (adding stories) or horizontally (extending the footprint) and get permits faster under SB-423 if they add 2 or more units.

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