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Who to contact to decide what part of town to invest
I'm going back to Charlotte, NC over the holidays to visit my wife's family. I'm looking to buy some single family rental properties there in 2016 since it looks like a good market and I travel there often. Much more affordable than Southern California where I live. I'm not that familiar with the best parts of town for rentals. Should I talk to a property manager, real estate agent, etc? Any advice is appreciated. Also if have experience or are familiar with the Charlotte market let me know what you think.