Today's Specific Property is an EAST, CENTRAL Austin, "Rosewood" Area Lease Home. It is a full 3 bedroom and 1 bathroom home, owned and improved by an Architect. It has dark wood floors, and walls. It is currently asking around $2200 a month in rent.
Convenient to East Austin hotspots (Hillside Farmacy, Takoba, Quickie Pickie, Hotel Eleven, Franklin Bar B Que, Blue Dhalia Bistro), downtown, UT, and Huston-Tillotson. This 1920s bungalow was remodeled in 2012 (kitchen, bath, some new windows, metal roof, plumbing) for low maintenance and beauty. Gorgeous shiplap walls and ceilings, wonderful light, and a view of the gorgeous Texas State Cemetery. Large bonus room great for work-at-home, office, studio; depending on how you use, can have separate entrance.
3 Full Bedroom, 1 full Bathroom, 1 Dining Area, 1 Kitchen, Full yard and lot. Walking Convenience to Central East Austin and East 11th,
For a SHOWING appointment, similar properties & TENANT Representation,
George Vance McGee
REALTOR.
512.657.9281 iphone
georgevance@gmail.com
Per Moneywise, Grant Cardone says, "I wouldn't touch the real estate markets of either Austin, Texas or Seattle Washington with a 10 foot pole."
‘I wouldn’t touch Austin, Texas or Seattle, Washington with anybody’s money’ : Grant Cardone says these two major US cities are some of 'the worst markets to be in right now' for real estate investors — here's why Story by Bethan Moorcraft • click here for the exact moneywise article prolific real estate investor Grant Cardone has singled out two U.S. property markets he wouldn’t touch with a 10-foot pole: Austin and Seattle. Cardone shared this hot take — and many others — in an interview with Moneywise after he prompted an AI chatbot to answer the question: “What are the 10 best markets for investing in rental real estate in America?” The AI Smith response started with: “The best markets for investing in real estate in America can vary depending on factors such as population growth, job opportunities, rental demand, affordability and potential rental income.” Up until that point, Cardone — who performed the task live on camera — was pretty happy with the response. But
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