image.png Check out this home at Realtor.com$192,0002 beds · 2 baths635 Lagoon Oaks Cir, Panama City Beachhttps://b1iw.app.link/AWd3mGo2UX

I've been looking in North Dallas, North Oak Cliff, and some neighborhoods in Arlington but are there any other places I should consider?

There is a +$5 BILL investment in foundries for semi-conductor chips coming to AZ, a historic 3% income tax cut on all income levels and if you haven’t looked at our extremely low property taxes I would recommend sitting down before you look them up.

Purchase price: $19,750,000 Cash invested: $5,925,000 Sale price: $35,500,000Ashton Oaks is a 168-unit garden-style community built in 1987 and is situated on 6.78 acres with 129,924 SF of net rentable area.

They tend to want the property to be totally livable and can be picky on certain little things (chipped paint on stair railing, for example).Also, as you see the funding fee can be waived.

I run one in Oak Park, but there are tons of good options here depending on which sub market you want. 

Angel Oak, UWM, Foundation and others all won't allow for CLTV > 80%

Or buy another rental and continue to chip away at the debt monthly? 

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It also also makes sense to buy the boring, blue chip assets as part of your portfolio that spin off a steady dividend (rent), even though they don't have large upside.