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Need advice from the Texans!

By IdahoRealtor

3 years ago


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    #73 3 years ago
    Quoted from Atari_Daze:

    Well aside from that first issue you mention, the Austin area comes to mind. But as you mention Texas is BIG, Austin 'area' is BIG

    By definition; any urban area is going to be blue. This isn't different in Texas.
    Austin, Houston, and DFW area is blue. Just a fact.
    If I were op; I'd stay away from these areas.

    That said; Waco or SA might be more purple. and Property values are going to be lower. That said; it's going to feel a lot less like CA.
    If employment isn't an issue - then those areas might be good.

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