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Zhitao Cao
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Is Texas too hot to make sense for investors?

Zhitao Cao
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Northern California
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Recently I am looking into Texas SFH market. It was as hot as bay area several years ago, no, actually even hotter. A new listing came up during Xmas day, and today there are more than dozens waiting in line for open house.

I have been watching listing for a while, and did quite a few deal analysis. From cash flow point of view, it doesn't really make sense. The best I can do is barely breakeven (CoC ROI is slightly negative). But buyers are crazy and each house that catch my eyes will likely have multiple offer within a few hours... I do understand there is big potential for appreciation if there is nothing to disrupt this steadily growing market trend.

Question: should I join those crazy crowd, or be rational and sit back to wait the right time to come (maybe foreclosure time will come in 6-12 months?). 

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Bruce Lynn#2 Real Estate Agent Contributor
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Bruce Lynn#2 Real Estate Agent Contributor
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When will the right time be?   What does it cost you to wait?  Just think if interest rates go up 1% or 2%, how does that change your monthly payment or overall payback?

Don't fight the FED.

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