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Jeffrey Bland
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Where should I buy property

Jeffrey Bland
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Fort Worth is a great market for housing.  I know the areas where I would be comfortable buying property but how do I narrow down my search areas from cities to neighborhoods?  I've read the chamber of commerce posts and found where the city is injecting money but those areas don't attract very solid renters.  How else would I find where the next neighborhood is going to go through a resurgence?  I have thoughts on the matter because of what I see when I'm driving for dollars but I'm not an expert. Any ideas, thoughts, or expert opinions would be appreciated. 

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