Dallas/Ft.

Other markets I like are Dallas, San Antonio, Jacksonville, Savannah, Columbia, SC, Indianapolis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus, Oklahoma City, Tulsa. 

I just walked through a home in North Dallas yesterday that has gone through multiple modifications and add-ons.

These are popping up everywhere, like buy sale in Dallas, or Dallas rental, or Dallas homes, etc. 

You have to learn to be an interesting person,someone people want to spent time with even over the Internet for a few minutes each day.Use social media to show people how you do your job,how you have fun,etc.Never lose your audience or your show will be....cancelled.As for me,I'm flying to Dallas next Tuesday for the Brian Buffini Success 2day workshop.I am looking forward to meeting lots of other agents for networking and sharing ideas.You should look into finding a coach as well.Good luck to you,Ana!!!

I am a 27 year old multifamily syndicator in the Dallas area.

AND that they are on the hook for rent until the apartment is re-rented.I think with the hurricane, you will find that anything decent in Dallas will be easy to rent.IMO they are giving you a made up excuse, charge them for breaking the lease.

An investor asked me recently in Richardson (Dallas, TX) where we recently acquired a large value add apartment what was the occupancy level during the 2008 downturn on the average apartment in that submarket.  

Up here in Dallas we didn't get much rain at all but we are rooting for Houston to recover quickly.Second, I wish we would have met before your received this property.  

Has anyone noticed that it seems like there are a lot more construction projects being **** down by Dallas city code enforcement?