Wholesaler · Chicago, IL · Member since 2018 · 84 posts · 83 votes
I live in Chicago, and my partner lives in Napa, but our wholesale and investment business is in North Carolina. We've found a lot of success there and want to replicate our team and processes in Texas. We're thinking of anchoring in San Antonio.
My partner and I will be in San Antonio on January 20 for a research trip. We'd love to learn about the market through someone that knows it well over coffee or lunch. PM me if that's you and you want to network!
Investor · Austin & San Antonio, TX · Member since 2021 · 35 posts · 199 votes
4y
San Antonio is a great city with great opportunity...and a boom that's approaching quick! If you don't end up finding anyone hit me up! Always happy to chat.
I have a contact for you! He is deep in the trades in San Antonio. He doesn't currently invest but is a good contact for neighborhoods and boots on the ground. I'm going to link you guys up! Try to get him to invest!! Haha he runs one of the largest commercial roofing crews in San Antonio.
Tampa, FL · Member since 2020 · 60 posts · 43 votes
4y
Mike,
San Antonio is a great city and has a large military presence. I’d keep that in mind when looking for areas to invest, as there’s a lot of buying/selling as well as renters near the bases. Feel free to send me a message if you’d like to chat.
New to Real Estate · Los Angeles · Member since 2019 · 42 posts · 22 votes
4y
Originally posted by @Account Closed:
Mike,
San Antonio is a great city and has a large military presence. I’d keep that in mind when looking for areas to invest, as there’s a lot of buying/selling as well as renters near the bases. Feel free to send me a message if you’d like to chat.
-Jack Faysash
Hey Jack,
Really appreciate that insight
! Based on that, and what others have mentioned about development going this direction towards Austin.. Sounds like the NE corner of the city is the ideal area.
Realtor · San Antonio · Member since 2021 · 9 posts · 9 votes
4y
Hey Mike!
San Antonio is a great area to invest. We have a large military presence along with many large main attractions. Various avenues can be taken in our market right now which is great. Feel free to reach out at anytime, happy to connect!
Hi all. My wife's family still resides in SA, but we live in the Seattle area. We come down there 1-2 times per year and know the area fairly well. We're looking to start out of state single and multi-family investing in the area. We're really just starting out, so any advice, would be really appreciated!
Real Estate Agent · San Antonio, TX · Member since 2017 · 109 posts · 81 votes
4y
@Ron Quam
Hi Ron,
Like yourself I started out investing in SA while I was out of state, living in California but I moved out to the San Antonio area and have been investing here for the past 3-4 years. Let me know if you have any questions.
Real Estate Agent · San Antonio · Member since 2021 · 7 posts · 2 votes
4y
Most of the off-market properties I sell for short term rental come out of the need to be close to any of the bases, UTSA, and Downtown. For the bases Lackland (also close to Sea World), Camp Bullis (if you want to be close to the best shopping experience in La Cantera and Six Flags). Fixer uppers on the Eastside (Denver Heights and Highland Park) are close to DT and you can find properties with much potential- that will always be rented out after fixing up!