San Antonio / Central Texas should be some solid areas for BRRRR strategy - I'd be a little careful in the gulf coast areas like Beaumont though - a lot of weather risks that unfortunately keep popping up

I'm a real estate agent, investor and developer in central Houston (i build duplexes).

Hello Ronald, Consider checking out central Florida as well.

its always a good idea to keep your thumb on the housing pulselook around your area and find rental compsthis way you know what is out there and where you are at when it comes to rentalsa little rent increase is not going to force someone to move, if it does then you may not of wanted that tenant anywayex-central AZ- 2/1 with garage-$825 10/162/1 with garage-$950 3/17this was the move that the market made this year in my areaenjoy

Backstory- My family and I live next to a widow who lost her husband almost four years ago, we reside in central WA.

I am an investor in central Florida. 

Beautiful properties, central location, and great parking. 

Hey @CJ Bennett      I'm in Central FL and know the market well.

I'm reaching out to this community because I find it to be a valuable source of knowledge and insights, especially when it comes to real estate investing.I've come across a potential real estate investment opportunity recently, and I'm eager to gather some feedback and insights from fellow enthusiasts and professionals in the field.The property in question is located in Central Florida, in an area that I believe holds significant promise for future growth and appreciation.

I have a duplex in Central HIlltop and am currently buying 2 more and actively looking for more deals in Hilltop.