I’ve heard the TX in general did not experience much, if any, RE bubble in the last 5 years. So, you’re probably pretty safe in regards to RE price hikes…especially in light of what’s going on with funding aspect of RE at this time.
I’ve heard Alaska is doing quite well these days, too. Gotta love those natural resources.
You could buy raw land or lots in the path of development.
Land and lots usually move in the same direction as house prices, except more. Witness the plunging lot prices in the inland empire.
Advantages compared to a house: no tenant problems, maintenance, etc. Disadvantage: Texas has high property taxes.
Not clear from your question whether you’d move there or not. Owning & managing from afar is seldom a good idea.
You could buy raw land or lots in the path of development.
Land and lots usually move in the same direction as house prices, except more. Witness the plunging lot prices in the inland empire.
Advantages compared to a house: no tenant problems, maintenance, etc. Disadvantage: Texas has high property taxes.
Not clear from your question whether you’d move there or not. Owning & managing from afar is seldom a good idea.
You could buy raw land or lots in the path of development.
Land and lots usually move in the same direction as house prices, except more. Witness the plunging lot prices in the inland empire.
Advantages compared to a house: no tenant problems, maintenance, etc. Disadvantage: Texas has high property taxes.
Not clear from your question whether you’d move there or not. Owning & managing from afar is seldom a good idea.
You could buy raw land or lots in the path of development.
Land and lots usually move in the same direction as house prices, except more. Witness the plunging lot prices in the inland empire.
Advantages compared to a house: no tenant problems, maintenance, etc. Disadvantage: Texas has high property taxes.
Not clear from your question whether you’d move there or not. Owning & managing from afar is seldom a good idea.
You could buy raw land or lots in the path of development.
Land and lots usually move in the same direction as house prices, except more. Witness the plunging lot prices in the inland empire.
Advantages compared to a house: no tenant problems, maintenance, etc. Disadvantage: Texas has high property taxes.
Not clear from your question whether you’d move there or not. Owning & managing from afar is seldom a good idea.
