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Looking at investing in Kansas city

Riley Barclay
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I am looking into purchasing my first rental property and am open to either SFH or Multi-family. Budget is around 100k-125k for SFH and $225 for multi-family. Kansas city is an area I have been interested in but I am looking for some advice for how the market is. Or would a different part of the country be better. I've heard some good things about Tulsa, Little Rock, and San Antonio. Thanks!

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    Andy V.
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    Andy V.
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    @Riley Barclay can confirm San Antonio is great for investor. Affordable, relatively cheap cost of living, large population. Big Bang for your buck in my opinion, especially for buy and hold. Recently announced 2nd largest growing city in the US and it’s starting to show. Many investors are turning their heads this way...many trickling over here from Austin profit margins get smaller and smaller for certain investment strategies.

    Hope this helps!

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