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Results (134)
Terry Portier Why are contractors part of the problem not solution?
21 January 2014 | 81 replies
It would be business as usually but in a retail space right next to a box company as Karen stated (I actually got the idea from you after reading your blog on locating a med center next to a hospital).
Owen Dashner UNMC Area Brick Tudor BRRRR
14 December 2020 | 1 reply
Purchase price: $120,000 Cash invested: $75,000 Contributors: Brandon Tauber This is a super cool brick Tudor we bought close to the Med Center area just south of Leavenworth in Omaha.
Glacia Cooper Great imvestment sub-market in Houston
9 November 2020 | 6 replies
My girlfriend is about to launch a single family home on AirBnb right by the Med Center and any insight would be appreciated.
Landon Wright (New to Houston) Museum District House Hack
6 November 2020 | 10 replies
The museum district is great if you are needing to be close to the med center.
Gabriel A. Benedetti New College Town vs. Established neighborhood
3 December 2020 | 5 replies
Natomas, West Sac, Downtown/Midtown, Med Center, etc are all much more attractive options IMO. 
Robert Karvelsson Is it a deal??? House hack 2 yr, then rent and hold in Houston
6 December 2016 | 8 replies
The facts on the house in question:Area I need to live in for next 2 years, so I would renovate, move in for 1-2 years, then rent 2200sq ft - small for our family of six, need to add about 500sq ft which pushes reno $ up$285K asking price (a friend's deceased mom's house has not gone on market)1960's home needs $70K-$120K in reno depending on final plans (needs foundation work)ARV $400K-$450K conservative, there are some 480K compsRental value around 3K very nice professional/young family area of Houston close to Med Center Values all over Houston seem down average 10-15% Think I could have the owner carry interest only until reno is complete, then refi out about 400K.Anyone with experience that wants to weigh in with ideas and help me evaluate this deal would be excellent!
Tyler Dreher New Investor from Houston, TX
7 December 2016 | 9 replies
Once we fix it up and my wife finishes school in the Med Center, we plan to hold onto it as a rental property.
Armando B. where to start?
9 March 2015 | 3 replies
Long term- heights, med center, mid-town, Exxon, Grandparkway, there are tons of places.I believe you can buy as many as 4 properties with conventional loans(cheap down payments).The first step is go to your local bank(or 2 banks) and ask them to pre-approve you(ask for a pre-approval letter).
James L. Houston student housing
14 December 2014 | 1 reply
The colleges add to that in different areas, but demand and price tend to rise and fall somewhat independent of the universities.The exception are the universities near the med center, including Rice and all of the graduate schools.
Daivic Vora Finding a Buyer's Agent
12 April 2021 | 20 replies
For example, I own an SFR rental in Tahoe Park which is less than half a mile from UC Davis Med Center which has a strong cash flow and a steady base of renters as a result of the proximity to UCDMC.