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re: Buying investment properties...
Posted on 6/5/14 at 2:40 pm to I Love Bama
Posted on 6/5/14 at 2:40 pm to I Love Bama
yeah. Im still renting well below market rate for where i am. Got a townhome with two other guys, i pay around $600 a month. 1 bedroom apartments(700square feet are going for $1500.
People brag on the market but there is a bubble buiding. Brand new 2000 Sq ft townhomes are being built and selling for $400k in areas around downtown where the previous property(SFH with a front and back yard) was selling for maybe $100k.
Builders are trying to keep up with demand. We are getting alot of people from areas of the country that have typically higher home prices. There is still so much of inner city Houston that is undevelped that once the housing catches up with demand that prices will begin to fall again. There are also alot of condo construction being built.
I know alot of newly maried couples that have bought recently. But within 5 years they will have kids and need more space, no telling what the resale will be.
I have thought about buying the Woodlands as an investment.
People brag on the market but there is a bubble buiding. Brand new 2000 Sq ft townhomes are being built and selling for $400k in areas around downtown where the previous property(SFH with a front and back yard) was selling for maybe $100k.
Builders are trying to keep up with demand. We are getting alot of people from areas of the country that have typically higher home prices. There is still so much of inner city Houston that is undevelped that once the housing catches up with demand that prices will begin to fall again. There are also alot of condo construction being built.
I know alot of newly maried couples that have bought recently. But within 5 years they will have kids and need more space, no telling what the resale will be.
I have thought about buying the Woodlands as an investment.
This post was edited on 6/5/14 at 2:44 pm
Posted on 6/5/14 at 2:46 pm to cjared036
The housing market here in lafayette is absolutely insane as well. I've got real estate agent friends closing 7-10 deals a week on average. Pple are buying the shittiest new construction homes I've ever seen (dr Horton in particular) for full price. Pple are just frickin dumb
This post was edited on 6/5/14 at 6:33 pm
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