Pros and cons of...

[Estrella Carolina Mckinney]

1) Buying a property that is almost ready to rent and compete in your market. That is, there are likely relatively few improvements to be made.

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2) Buy a property not in as good condition (but in a good location) and invest to significantly remodel it and make it competitive.

Thank you.

[Natalie Godoy]

Hey Estrella!

For a first-time investor in the San Antonio market, starting with a fixer-upper that only needs cosmetic updates is a smart move. It helps ease into the process without diving into major renovations. 

Now, for those with a seasoned team and a reliable contractor, going for option 2 makes perfect sense – that's where the real money-making happens! It's all about finding the right strategy for each stage of the investing game. 

Lots of solid feedback on here.