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Houston vs. North Carolina

Norb Schneider
Rental Property Investor 路 Los Angeles, CA 路 Member since 2020 路 20 posts 路 3 votes

Hello BP,

I am a new investor looking for general information on the SFH (3/2) market in each city. I am a buy and hold investor thus, appreciation is not that big of a goal. I am strictly looking for cash flow. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance,

NS

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Wale LawalBusiness Member
Real Estate Broker 路 Houston | Dallas | Austin, TX 路 Member since 2018 路 5k+ posts 路 2k+ votes
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You did not give us a lot of information for any experienced investor to better help.

Well, I primarily invest in Houston Texas and I can tell you Houston is great for both cash flow and appreciation.

This file https://drive.google.com/file/... gave you few reasons why savvy investors invest in Houston, Texas.

Goodluck.

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  • Wale LawalBusiness Member
    Real Estate Broker 路 Houston | Dallas | Austin, TX 路 Member since 2018 路 5k+ posts 路 2k+ votes
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    You did not give us a lot of information for any experienced investor to better help.

    Well, I primarily invest in Houston Texas and I can tell you Houston is great for both cash flow and appreciation.

    This file https://drive.google.com/file/... gave you few reasons why savvy investors invest in Houston, Texas.

    Goodluck.

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  • Norb Schneider
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    Rental Property Investor 路 Los Angeles, CA 路 Member since 2020 路 20 posts 路 3 votes
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    @Wale Lawal

    Thank you for your response. I apologize to you and everyone else who had the unfortunate experience of reading my initial post. The city of North Carolina!?!?!?

    Let me elaborate on my current position. I am an OOS investor looking at the surrounding areas of Houston such as Sugarland, Cinco Ranch and The Woodlands to name a few. I would like to know more about the neighborhoods to avoid, as well as which neighborhoods would be a good fit for my goals. Last and most important I am interested in the steps to get/secure "boots on the ground"?

    Thank you once again!

    NS

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  • Wale LawalBusiness Member
    Real Estate Broker 路 Houston | Dallas | Austin, TX 路 Member since 2018 路 5k+ posts 路 2k+ votes
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    Originally posted by @Norb Schneider:

    @Wale Lawal

    Thank you for your response. I apologize to you and everyone else who had the unfortunate experience of reading my initial post. The city of North Carolina!?!?!?

    Let me elaborate on my current position. I am an OOS investor looking at the surrounding areas of Houston such as Sugarland, Cinco Ranch and The Woodlands to name a few. I would like to know more about the neighborhoods to avoid, as well as which neighborhoods would be a good fit for my goals. Last and most important I am interested in the steps to get/secure "boots on the ground"?

    Thank you once again!

    NS

    Those neighborhood you mentioned are very great but very expensive as well.

    I will suggest you look at Spring (10mins to The Woodland), Humble, Atascocita, Cypress, Katy, some part of Houston, Willis and Beaumont. These are few I can think of right now.  

    I can be your boots on the ground as an Investor-Agent and Investor myself. 

    You may connect with me if you will like to take this discussion offline.

    Goodluck. 

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  • Paul Leavitt
    houston, TX 路 Member since 2017 路 56 posts 路 24 votes
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    Hey Norb, I'm not familiar with N.C. so I can't offer much of a comparison. I'll be boots-on-the-ground next week in Houston in preparation for moving and investing there, so I'm love to connect! One thing to keep in mind about TX is the higher property taxes, more than double what I'm paying on my triplex in TN. Definitely eats into cashflow.

    @Wale Lawal, I'd love to see the google doc you linked to, but it says it's "in the owners trash." Could you re-share a link that's recent? Also, what are your thoughts of the markets west of Houston, like Piney Point or Mission Bend?

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  • Norb Schneider
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    Rental Property Investor 路 Los Angeles, CA 路 Member since 2020 路 20 posts 路 3 votes
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    @Paul Leavitt Thanks for your response and input. Please let me know if you will be in the north Houston area. Getting a "feel" for the city/area is very important. We can definitely connect to discuss more. After signing up for the pro account yesterday, I've been wearing out the rental property calculator and analyzing properties all over. I'm not opposed to Memphis or Nashville. Any info you can add is always greatly appreciated.

    @Wale Lawal Thank you for you guidance as well. It was good to "see" you on the BP webinar yesterday.

    Best,

    NS

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  • Wale LawalBusiness Member
    Real Estate Broker 路 Houston | Dallas | Austin, TX 路 Member since 2018 路 5k+ posts 路 2k+ votes
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    Originally posted by @Norb Schneider:

    @Paul Leavitt Thanks for your response and input. Please let me know if you will be in the north Houston area. Getting a "feel" for the city/area is very important. We can definitely connect to discuss more. After signing up for the pro account yesterday, I've been wearing out the rental property calculator and analyzing properties all over. I'm not opposed to Memphis or Nashville. Any info you can add is always greatly appreciated.

    @Wale Lawal Thank you for you guidance as well. It was good to "see" you on the BP webinar yesterday.

    Best,

    NS

    It was great to see you on the Webinar as well. Hope you are staying on track with your 2021 goals?

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  • Wale LawalBusiness Member
    Real Estate Broker 路 Houston | Dallas | Austin, TX 路 Member since 2018 路 5k+ posts 路 2k+ votes
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    Originally posted by @Paul Leavitt:

    Hey Norb, I'm not familiar with N.C. so I can't offer much of a comparison. I'll be boots-on-the-ground next week in Houston in preparation for moving and investing there, so I'm love to connect! One thing to keep in mind about TX is the higher property taxes, more than double what I'm paying on my triplex in TN. Definitely eats into cashflow.

    @Wale Lawal, I'd love to see the google doc you linked to, but it says it's "in the owners trash." Could you re-share a link that's recent? Also, what are your thoughts of the markets west of Houston, like Piney Point or Mission Bend?

    Here is the link to the folder: https://drive.google.com/file/...

    Mission bend and Piney Point are great part of Greater Houston to own investment property, you just have to analyze individual property and make sure the numbers works for what you are trying to achieve.

    According to Wikipedia, 

    "Piney Point Village is the wealthiest place in Texas, as ranked by per capita income. It is part of a collection of upscale residential communities in west Houston known as the Memorial Villages"

    You can use this website to understand neighborhoods https://www.niche.com/

    Goodluck my man!

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  • Norb Schneider
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    Rental Property Investor 路 Los Angeles, CA 路 Member since 2020 路 20 posts 路 3 votes
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    Thanks Wale,

    I've been on niche, its great.

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  • Paul Leavitt
    houston, TX 路 Member since 2017 路 56 posts 路 24 votes
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    Thanks for the links @Wale Lawal! I'll definitely check out Niche, looks like a helpful website!

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  • Paul Leavitt
    houston, TX 路 Member since 2017 路 56 posts 路 24 votes
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    @Norb Schneider, I think I'll end up in West or North West Houston, but until I'm there who knows! Let's definitely connect.

    As for other markets, I own a Triplex in Chattanooga, TN, and it's a pretty strong market (albeit on the smaller side). I could connect you with a realtor and PM that are solid in the area if you want to explore that market as well.

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  • Norb Schneider
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    Rental Property Investor 路 Los Angeles, CA 路 Member since 2020 路 20 posts 路 3 votes
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    @Paul Leavitt Thanks Paul, im browsing the Memphis market and possibly Franklin near Nashville. Any advise?

    Always, appreciate your time and advice.

    NS

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  • Paul Leavitt
    houston, TX 路 Member since 2017 路 56 posts 路 24 votes
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    @Norb Schneider Not very familiar with those markets, but I've been through Franklin a few times and it seems like a vibrant place (attended a film festival in town). I know a few people who've moved there recently, seems like a popular suburb of Nash.

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  • Brandon DeVega
    Real Estate Agent 路 New York, NY 路 Member since 2021 路 50 posts 路 22 votes
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    I am an agent in New York City, but I definitely think we should connect. Depending on how much your looking to spend, I think you can definitely make some great investments here in New York @Norb Schneider

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  • Matthew Rolf
    Insurance Agent 路 TX 路 Member since 2018 路 362 posts 路 175 votes
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    @Paul Leavitt Piney Point Village and Mission Bend are VERY different neighborhoods.  Piney Point is Californiaish prices, Mission Bend is a very middle class Houston neighborhood.

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  • Paul Leavitt
    houston, TX 路 Member since 2017 路 56 posts 路 24 votes
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    @Matthew Rolf oh! Well I definitely don鈥檛 want a CA type neighborhood. Moving to TX to get away form that kinda stuff. 馃槃

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  • Brad Fisher
    Investor 路 Springfield, VA 路 Member since 2020 路 24 posts 路 17 votes
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    @Paul Leavitt  I am exploring the Chattanooga area as well.   If you have some folks you think might be helpful to talk to, please DM me.  Thanks!

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  • Jeffrey Holst
    Investor 路 Chattanooga, TN 路 Member since 2016 路 676 posts 路 543 votes
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    @Brad Fisher you won't regret learning about the Chattanooga area

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  • Samara HuntleyPro Member
    Investor 路 Charlotte, NC 路 Member since 2020 路 124 posts 路 189 votes
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    Hey!

    I鈥檓 a Charlotte native, agent and local investor.

    I may be biased, but I love what the Charlotte market has to offer with great appreciation, good cash flow, high population/job growth, being a landlord friendly state, low taxes etc. etc.

    Also, many sub markets of Charlotte like Gastonia, Concord, Kannapolis can hit the 1% rule.

    Feel free to reach out to me with any questions about the Charlotte market. Happy to help.

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  • Paul Leavitt
    houston, TX 路 Member since 2017 路 56 posts 路 24 votes
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    Originally posted by @Jeffrey Holst:

    @Brad Fisher you won't regret learning about the Chattanooga area

    I second @Jeffrey Holst, and if Chatty catches your fancy you 100% should reach out to him. Solid dude who's active in the area. 馃憤馃徎

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