Real Estate
Waco Real Estate: Leasing Instead Of Buying
The option to lease used to be the only option, but in recent years it has become trendy.

WACO, TX — Who doesn't remember their first apartment? For decades, apartment living was a rite of passage that included roommates sharing three bedrooms and a single bathroom, splitting the utilities and putting your name on your groceries.
However, in 2017 the old rite of passage has become a new way of living and that has created a surge in contruction projects for apartments and condomeniums throughout the state of Texas.
The driving force in most urban areas are the young professionals who would rather not sit in a long comute fro suburbia and opt for a walkable and more mobile lifestyle that's close to work or parks.
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Of course, there are a number of reasons why, right?
And it by no means spells the end of the American Dream of home ownership.
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While most who lease consider the conveinence of maintenance for home repairs, lower utility costs, no property taxes and the flexibility and convenience of not having a yard to maintain, there are others are new to the area who will look for residential homes for lease that have an option to buy, or lease until they can build a home of their own.
The best place to find those homes is in the Patch real estate guide compiled by our friends at realtor.com, which has every type of home from apartments and condos, to small 3-bedroom starter homes, to the larger family homes.
Whether you love to lease or you're just doing it for a little while, Patch and realtor.com have the answers and the listings.
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