Are SFH rentals viable in San Antonio?
With rents seemingly being lower than national averages how have you made SFH work for long term rentals in San Antonio? What helps in the most in creating cash flow; location, loan program, etc? TIA
@Nathan Mabery Absolutely, with population growth year over year, military, etc. SA and surrounding areas are prime locations for investments in SFR's.
All the best,
Brad
There are opportunities for success with SFHs in San Antonio.
I would love to discuss further on a call.
I wish you all the best.
@Nathan Mabery I always recommend really digging into the market and sub-markets to make these sorts of analyses. Real estate is so hyper local and going off things happening nationally just aren't going to give you the clearest picture of what's happening in your chosen market.
For example: We're entering peak rental time and I have a 4-unit building with a vacancy coming up. Now, national averages may be down, but when I'm running numbers for my area, I'm seeing another increase over last year's averages. So, I'll be able to comfortably add another $50/month or $600/year in cashflow via that unit's market price.
As for your question, it's just going to depend on location - primarily. Other than that, it could be some upgraded finish outs or features or possibly a mix of various lease lengths with furnishings, etc.
@Nathan Mabery I've found it to be difficult to find in decent areas unless I do a significant rehab
Thank you all for commenting! I look forward to connecting with you all and hopefully doing business in the near future
San Antonio has a strong rental market with regular influx of people. You have to get creative if you want higher than usual cash flow like offering fully furnished rentals or doing STRs or providing homes to insurance agencies and such
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San Antonio is unable to demand monthly rents as other larger markets. However, the price point to get into the market is also much less.
I question is whether these numbers meet your needs.
In my opinion, I think the cash on cash return in San Antonio is higher than most other markets.
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If you want a large cash flow in year one, San Antonio is probably not the best market for that in terms of LTR. Most of our team's investor clients chose San Antonio because they are focusing and investing here more for rent growth and property appreciation over the course of 5-10 years. If you want more cash flow you could consider STR as those are still performing well here.
