I am considering several properties in Texas (Dallas, San Antonio, New Braunfels, Houston). 

I'm finding more of the "bank for the buck" advantages in the Dallas and Hiram area. 

hey guysi have a question that ill need your help please, i have a deal of 300K purchase , 55K renovation, ARV is 450K, 2 months of remodelingproperty tax is $8500 per year, Rent is $2600Property in Dallas TXHard money lender75% of ARV - on rental property for BRRRR70% of ARV - on Fix and Sell (Flip) propertyterms for both options:14% APR interest | 2.99% Loan fee | 12 month term (potential to roll 1% into refi) | $1495 processing feeHow do I calculate the Net profit after selling in flip ?

@Gary Crawford great work sound very interesting im in Dallas, Tx working trying to do Realestate fulltime

Hi all,I have a prospective deal in Dallas, TX.

I have several properties I am looking at outside of Dallas/Fort Worth and am looking for an recommendations on a portfolio lender /  local bank that is investor friendly. 

Buying a home in the Dallas area as opposed to one in San Jose can result in savings of over $1 million on average, as the home price difference between Santa Clara and Dallas counties is a whopping 258%.The second biggest difference in listing prices is between San Mateo and Travis counties, at 243%, giving homebuyers a chance of nearly $1.3 million on average in savings.Most Californians can save over $1,000 in rent when moving to TexasIn 18 of the moving routes, renters can save over $1,000 a month in Texas as compared to in their Californian county of origin.

I have heard good things about Dallas as well as Indiana.

Thank you.Joe Butcher, Dallas, TX

San Antonio has some good deals still, as does the out skirts of Houston and Dallas.