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Christian Huttema
  • Grants Pass
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Does anyone have experience investing in North West Arkansas??

Christian Huttema
  • Grants Pass
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Hey guys, I'm looking for anybody who has experience investing in North West Arkansas (Bentonville, Rogers, Feyetteville).

I've been wanting to get in to single family rentals. However, I live in Grants Pass, Oregon. And housing prices over here are extremely high in comparison to the median income. In fact, an article just came out stating Grants Pass made the top 10 list for most unaffordable housing in the U.S.! With that said, rents here are way out of whack also.  Just the average 3bed 2bath house is 240K-275k plus. Renting for MAYBE just over $1,000 a month.

I have a job opportunity in Arkansas, and the market over there looks much more favorable then ours here in Oregon. I'm seeing housing at almost half the cost with somewhat comparable rents! 

Does anyone have feedback to give on the matter??

All opinions are appreciated!

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