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My husband and I with our 3 kids visited San Antonio for the first time last week because we are planning to move there soon. I was guided by your videos and we visited Stone Oak and Encino Park! Fell in love with the whole area! Our next move is once our house sells we feel we need to take another trip out there and rent for a few months then buy. Ideally we'd like to rent in the same neighborhood as when we buy. We'd love to reach out to you for guidance:)
Hey, glad to hear your trip went well & the videos have been helpful! We'd be happy to connect. You can shoot us a call anytime at 210-510-9444 or click the link below to schedule a zoom video call with a member of our team. calendly.com/mymarketboss/zoomcall
Hello, Im currently living with my family in central Florida. I have been watching your videos, great videos man, I am thinking about visiting San Antonio to check it out. I was born and raised in Tampa FL and moved & lived in Southern California (Los Angeles & San Diego) for 6 years (military) . I saw a lot of the homes in San Antonio that look like you an get more for your money. The home prices here are getting really expensive. The humidity here I’m wondering if it’s worse than the humidity in Texas.
Love the videos! My husband and I live in Utah and are starting to research moving to San Antonio within the next year or two. Thanks for all the great info!
Hi! Nice videos! My husband and I are relocating to San Antonio in May due to his upcoming retirement from the military. Your videos are very helpful and we will more than likely need help trying to find a home in either Helotes, Stillwater Ranch, or wherever decent, affordable homes are available. We know that so many people are moving there and want to avoid additional stress of bid wars on multiple homes before actually finding a home for our family. Jobs are also a concern since I am in IT...my hubby is looking into IT as well. I heard lately, like Austin, San Antonio is also becoming another Silicone Valley!
Hey, thank for the comment! We've been working with a lot of military in and nearing retirement explore the city to find the right neighborhood. There's definitely a lot of opportunity here with IT and cyber security as well. Would you be open to a quick call to discuss things further?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving Sure. What day and time next week would work best? During my work week, I can reach out during my lunch break within a 30 between 12 - 2:30 PM EST. Thanks!
Well done i like the overall picture you give for each neighborhood and an example of a home. I will definitely keep you in mind as I am looking for a retirement home.
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving Both actually! My mother recently moved from Columbus, Ohio to Austin, TX and my family will be moving from Columbus to San Antonio to be close. After watching your videos I have been looking at the far west side. The schools and homes look amazing!
My family and I love living in the Far West Side! We'd be happy to connect prior to your trip to help with planning your search. Were you open to a quick call sometime in the next week?
Great video! I especially LOVED the home shown in Encino Park built in 1985!! My family plans to purchase there soon, is that home on the market or can you recommend others like it please?
Hey, thanks for the comment! That home has sold since the video was released, although we'd be happy to help you with finding others like it. Have you connected with anyone yet to help with navigating the market?
Yo i mi esposo vamos nos mover para san antonio tx este ano, estamos en lisboa portugal. El es americano y vivia antes en san antonio por esto quier regressar, yo soy brasileiro y estoy encantado en sus viveos, ya estamos buscando areas donde comprar nuestra casa, me gusto mucho estone oak y helotes, esperamos encontrar uma casa por 300k.
Can you make a video or just answer the comment on what you think of certain areas? My wife and I just bought a home in Shavano Park and would like to know what you think?
I'm a real estate investor here in San Antonio, and I'm looking for real estate agents I can work with to find distressed properties. My question at this time is, what areas of San Antonio have investor activity, or cash activity?
We've worked with investors primarily in Converse, Universal City, inside Loop 410, and in neighborhoods adjacent to downtown. Those areas tend to have the most potential for value add rehabs.
That info isn't available via MLS. We'd be happy to chat if you'd like to have a more in depth conversation about the investment opportunities in the area.
Hi I’m thinking about accepting a job at Lackland. What areas should I look for that are safe and will possibly offer the ability to have some land over 1 acres?
For a larger acreage lot with a decent commute to Lackland you'll want to look into Castroville, the Medina Lake area, and parts of Helotes. When would you be moving if you accepted the job?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving sounds good, will do! There are so many new neighborhoods popping up along i10 between Boerne & San Antonio that it shouldn't be difficult to find a house. 🙂 We're looking in the $350-450k range so this video was definitely helpful.
Quick question if you don't mind. While looking at houses, I've noticed that a LOT of them under $400-$450k have brick or stucco on the front and sides, but have hardie plank on the back. Here in Houston, you usually don't see that unless you're looking at houses that are under ~$250k. Is there any reason in particular for that? I wasn't sure if it had anything to do with the climate in SA vs Houston, or if it's just the builders trying to save money.
Hey, thanks for watching! Most of the new homes are further North above Stone Oak along Hwy 281 or further NW along IH-10. Were you mainly checking out new construction?
Oh cool, so you already know how nice it is up there! We've worked with a lot of folks looking in the Far North Side. When were you hoping to find the right home?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving yes it's beautiful and I love how it's very safe and gated at Stone Oak and the shopping area is right up our alley very close to everything we need. We already have a realtor though sorry.
You're right, the market went crazy since I uploaded this video last year! I've got new content with current pricing coming soon. Check out my update video on the cost of living in the mean time. 👇🏾 ua-cam.com/video/ANpFwZ1wHUI/v-deo.html
A lot of folks looking for acreage tend to focus their search further North into Comal County towards Spring Branch or Bulverde. Also NW along I-10 towards Boerne, as well as out West towards Mico or Castroville.
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving thank you. Yea I just needed the town names to look at. We aren’t trying to look to far out but want a nice area since we have kids and wants good school districts. My husband wants at least two acres
There would be some possibilities in the far west out towards Medina Lake, the far North towards Spring Branch/Bulverde, or further south outside the city limits. Were you considering a move to the area?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving I'm retiring from NM soon and interested in moving to San Antonio area. I will be seeking a 2nd career in truck driving and will need to take my truck home on the weekends. I have two kids that will be finishing up college and looking for a good city to start their career (vet. and attorney). But I must, must, must have a lake to take my boat too for good fishing.
We've got all that here in SA😎 We'd be happy to connect and get into more detail. For our out of state clients, we offer a zoom video call to discuss areas, logistics for the move, and developing a plan to make a smooth transition. Were you available sometime this next week to jump on a 20-30min video call?
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1. still water ranch
2. Ridgeview
3. stone oak
4. DIGNOWITY HILL
5. Encino
Haha, thanks for show an advertisement that's a actually relevant. I was about to skip think it was going to be a Squarespace or VPN advertisement lol
This is awesome to know that I could still get a home in Stone Oak for around this price.
My husband and I with our 3 kids visited San Antonio for the first time last week because we are planning to move there soon. I was guided by your videos and we visited Stone Oak and Encino Park! Fell in love with the whole area! Our next move is once our house sells we feel we need to take another trip out there and rent for a few months then buy. Ideally we'd like to rent in the same neighborhood as when we buy. We'd love to reach out to you for guidance:)
Hey, glad to hear your trip went well & the videos have been helpful! We'd be happy to connect. You can shoot us a call anytime at 210-510-9444 or click the link below to schedule a zoom video call with a member of our team.
calendly.com/mymarketboss/zoomcall
Hello,
Im currently living with my family in central Florida. I have been watching your videos, great videos man, I am thinking about visiting San Antonio to check it out. I was born and raised in Tampa FL and moved & lived in Southern California (Los Angeles & San Diego) for 6 years (military) . I saw a lot of the homes in San Antonio that look like you an get more for your money. The home prices here are getting really expensive. The humidity here I’m wondering if it’s worse than the humidity in Texas.
Love the videos! My husband and I live in Utah and are starting to research moving to San Antonio within the next year or two. Thanks for all the great info!
Super helpful, you are definitely on my list of referral agents for San Antonio!
Hi! Nice videos! My husband and I are relocating to San Antonio in May due to his upcoming retirement from the military. Your videos are very helpful and we will more than likely need help trying to find a home in either Helotes, Stillwater Ranch, or wherever decent, affordable homes are available. We know that so many people are moving there and want to avoid additional stress of bid wars on multiple homes before actually finding a home for our family. Jobs are also a concern since I am in IT...my hubby is looking into IT as well. I heard lately, like Austin, San Antonio is also becoming another Silicone Valley!
Hey, thank for the comment! We've been working with a lot of military in and nearing retirement explore the city to find the right neighborhood. There's definitely a lot of opportunity here with IT and cyber security as well. Would you be open to a quick call to discuss things further?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving Sure. What day and time next week would work best? During my work week, I can reach out during my lunch break within a 30 between 12 - 2:30 PM EST. Thanks!
That would be great! Shoot me a text at 210.510.9444 with your info and we'll connect.
Well done i like the overall picture you give for each neighborhood and an example of a home. I will definitely keep you in mind as I am looking for a retirement home.
My historic victorian style cottage in Prospect Hill only cost 120k. A very good deal. In other cities, same home can cost over 800k to million
Your channel is awesome sir.
Thanks my guy🙌🏾‼️
Encino Park is a great place to live. Most homes were built by Custom home builders making them very high quality, spacious and nice.
I love that area!
Would love to see a video on 200k homes!
I'm so tired of Phoenix az. All of the green in SA is what I want to live around.. not dry desert with no grass. I want to move
Wow this is looks so good to be true!!! I have to check it out
Come on through, you'll love it here😎
My man!! Thanks for changing it to “primary bedroom” instead of that description we are all so used to saying. Keep grinding.
🖤✊🏾
Cool vid! I love mid century homes, I fell in love with castle hills!
Thanks for the love! And yes, Castle Hills really is beautiful!
We are going down for a visit in April and i just cant wait!!! I know we are going to feel at home. Big move in September
It's beautiful here in April! Home shopping trip, or were you coming to check out the city?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving Both actually! My mother recently moved from Columbus, Ohio to Austin, TX and my family will be moving from Columbus to San Antonio to be close. After watching your videos I have been looking at the far west side. The schools and homes look amazing!
My family and I love living in the Far West Side! We'd be happy to connect prior to your trip to help with planning your search. Were you open to a quick call sometime in the next week?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving Yes I think that is very doable! I'll shoot you an email here shortly.
Great video! I especially LOVED the home shown in Encino Park built in 1985!! My family plans to purchase there soon, is that home on the market or can you recommend others like it please?
Hey, thanks for the comment! That home has sold since the video was released, although we'd be happy to help you with finding others like it. Have you connected with anyone yet to help with navigating the market?
Yo i mi esposo vamos nos mover para san antonio tx este ano, estamos en lisboa portugal. El es americano y vivia antes en san antonio por esto quier regressar, yo soy brasileiro y estoy encantado en sus viveos, ya estamos buscando areas donde comprar nuestra casa, me gusto mucho estone oak y helotes, esperamos encontrar uma casa por 300k.
Can you make a video or just answer the comment on what you think of certain areas? My wife and I just bought a home in Shavano Park and would like to know what you think?
Shavano Park is a really beautiful area. The style of homes and larger lots make it a really desirable neighborhood. I'm sure you'll love it there!
Shavano park is a very scenic and cool town, be carful their police are hardcore! if go you one mile over the speed limit they’ll pull you over!
Fantastic... lovely jobly...
Thanks for tuning in!
Great video man! Really helped me out. Subscribe!
Well done.
I'm a real estate investor here in San Antonio, and I'm looking for real estate agents I can work with to find distressed properties. My question at this time is, what areas of San Antonio have investor activity, or cash activity?
We've worked with investors primarily in Converse, Universal City, inside Loop 410, and in neighborhoods adjacent to downtown. Those areas tend to have the most potential for value add rehabs.
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving Given a certain zipcode, can you find out a list of cash buyers in that area on the MLS?
That info isn't available via MLS. We'd be happy to chat if you'd like to have a more in depth conversation about the investment opportunities in the area.
i think i may like this..
Glad to hear😀! Were you considering a move?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving yes 100%
Please 🙏 pray for my hubby to get into USAA.
🙌🏾
Beautiful homes in Stillwater but horrible area traffic wise.. No thanks!
Hi
I’m thinking about accepting a job at Lackland. What areas should I look for that are safe and will possibly offer the ability to have some land over 1 acres?
For a larger acreage lot with a decent commute to Lackland you'll want to look into Castroville, the Medina Lake area, and parts of Helotes. When would you be moving if you accepted the job?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving I'm not sure how long the process will take but most likely within the next 3-6 months or so.
We'll be here when you're ready😎
Ay but stone oak tho
RIGHT🙌🏾⁉️
Do you also sell homes in the Leon Springs/Dominion & Boerne areas? I may be looking to get a house in that general vicinity soon-ish.
We sure do and would be happy to help! Reach out anytime at 210.510.9444
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving sounds good, will do! There are so many new neighborhoods popping up along i10 between Boerne & San Antonio that it shouldn't be difficult to find a house. 🙂 We're looking in the $350-450k range so this video was definitely helpful.
For sure, happy to be a resource😎
Quick question if you don't mind. While looking at houses, I've noticed that a LOT of them under $400-$450k have brick or stucco on the front and sides, but have hardie plank on the back. Here in Houston, you usually don't see that unless you're looking at houses that are under ~$250k. Is there any reason in particular for that? I wasn't sure if it had anything to do with the climate in SA vs Houston, or if it's just the builders trying to save money.
I expect it's for saving on construction cost.
Any communities you recommend for young professionals that are not looking for single family communities but still safe ?
Probably anything utsa and 1604
Hey great video! Is there any new homes in Stone Oak or nearby?
Hey, thanks for watching! Most of the new homes are further North above Stone Oak along Hwy 281 or further NW along IH-10. Were you mainly checking out new construction?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving yeah we're looking in the area of Stone Oak. We currently rent in Stone Oak and need to get prequalified first before buying.
Oh cool, so you already know how nice it is up there! We've worked with a lot of folks looking in the Far North Side. When were you hoping to find the right home?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving yes it's beautiful and I love how it's very safe and gated at Stone Oak and the shopping area is right up our alley very close to everything we need. We already have a realtor though sorry.
Hey no worries, glad to hear you're being taken care of. I'm sure you'll find something awesome!
these are all 400k+ now. No way you can find 300k now.
You're right, the market went crazy since I uploaded this video last year! I've got new content with current pricing coming soon. Check out my update video on the cost of living in the mean time.
👇🏾
ua-cam.com/video/ANpFwZ1wHUI/v-deo.html
What are the nice and safe country areas in San Antonio. If you want two acres or more??
A lot of folks looking for acreage tend to focus their search further North into Comal County towards Spring Branch or Bulverde. Also NW along I-10 towards Boerne, as well as out West towards Mico or Castroville.
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving thank you. Yea I just needed the town names to look at. We aren’t trying to look to far out but want a nice area since we have kids and wants good school districts. My husband wants at least two acres
busco casa pequena en san marcos para un estudiante solotewngo dos meses de tiempo para comprar o rentar
Want to see 700k house in san antonio please🙏 also 500k house
We've got those on deck😎
#comingsoon
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving thank you so much ♥️
so you don’t have to watch the whole video it buys San Antonio
Where can I live in or around San Antonio for 300k and have land to park a semi truck?
There would be some possibilities in the far west out towards Medina Lake, the far North towards Spring Branch/Bulverde, or further south outside the city limits. Were you considering a move to the area?
@@SanAntonioTexasLiving I'm retiring from NM soon and interested in moving to San Antonio area. I will be seeking a 2nd career in truck driving and will need to take my truck home on the weekends. I have two kids that will be finishing up college and looking for a good city to start their career (vet. and attorney). But I must, must, must have a lake to take my boat too for good
fishing.
We've got all that here in SA😎
We'd be happy to connect and get into more detail. For our out of state clients, we offer a zoom video call to discuss areas, logistics for the move, and developing a plan to make a smooth transition. Were you available sometime this next week to jump on a 20-30min video call?
408 207 62 76 gracias
Hopefully the housing crash happens soon for buyers