All Forum Posts by: Travis C.

@Jordan Moorhead San Antonio has the same cashflow issue at 80LTV on any deals these days. I think you haven't checked out the Bexar market lately (at least in decent areas).

@Justin Harper yes, glad I own real estate to protect against the government debt (I think that's what you are saying, too, right?).

I think the concerns of the author are missing one key ingredient for a massive bubble to burst - there is no exotic debt out there as in the mid-2000's. Also, demographics are driving much of this - millenials are in their prime household formation years as we speak for a few more years. I think this is often times overlooked.

Are portfolio lenders doing greater than 75 LTV Cash Out Refi 30 year deals in Texas on SFH rentals currently? I don't think so, but wondering what others are seeing overall. I've tried and have had no luck since Covid hit.

Did you find someone locally in San Antonio? 

@Diana Zuniga yes, it probably will after Covid protocols are over I'm thinking.

@Diana Zuniga this program is dead.

@Kyle Varga wow that's really good though! Congrats on that one for sure! Gives me further hope as I'm about to snag a few more. I typically stay on the far west side outside of 1604 to shun city taxes.

@Joseph Cacciapaglia exactly my question as a local here myself. I think he said on the east side and that is maybe a Helotes or Stone Oak rental in the most upscale neighborhood, at that, and those areas are on the northside.

What area can you possibly buy that cheap in San Antonio and rent it ultimately for $2500? This, up front, doesn't marry to my market knowledge locally here and would be curious on ARV if you don't mind me asking.