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Arie Sharon
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Chattanooga vs. Manchester, TN:

Arie Sharon
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Hello everyone! 

I'm considering investments in Chattanooga and Manchester, TN. Both options have similar price, cash flow, and ROI.
I'm wondering which market is stronger and would be a better long term investment in term of appreciation potential and vacancy rates. 

Thanks!

Ari.

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Cara Ledman
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Nashville, TN
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Cara Ledman
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Nashville, TN
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Hi Arie! I would agree with the other posters. Chattanooga is a growing city and desirable place to live and rent. It is also not too far from Atlanta, a huge airport hub. I have several investor clients who are investing in Chattanooga and have had a lot of success! Manchester is also a great town, and if the numbers work then the numbers work. That has just been my experience! Good luck!

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