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Interested in Investing in Garland, Tx

Lily Kim
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Would love to hear what the people in this group know about investing in a single family house in Garland, Tx. I’m thinking a new construction house. Any thoughts on the market? I’m researching remotely (from LA) and have been having a difficult time understanding where is a good neighborhood and what’s the average house price. I’m super new to real estate investing. Thanks in advance!! 

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Michael W. McCord
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Michael W. McCord
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Hi Lily! I am from Richardson next door to Garland and I know that while Garland house prices make rental cash flow easier, appreciation has historically been minimal compared to the pricier northern suburbs like Plano/Frisco. Garland is blue-collar and schools are OK but not rated as well as other suburbs. Average house price in Garland is 250-300k for a decent 3/2/2 but not a lot of new builds since it's an inner suburb that was pretty much developed by the 1980s. If you want newer builds at a similar price point, look to Garland's close neighbors Rowlett, Sachse or Wylie. Good luck!

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