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Buying rental property in TX gulf region good or bad idea?

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Hello, 

I've been checking out real estate markets in the Texas Gulf region such as Corpus Christi, Victoria, and the RGV. Is it a good idea or bad to invest in those areas of Texas because of hurricane season and flooding? I understand there are flood maps on the FEMA website and the need to buy flood insurance. I am interested in rentals not flipping in those markets.

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Ronald Rohde
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There is no good or bad investment, it just depends on your goals, the price you pay, the time into the project and the return for your time/money.

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