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Updated over 6 years ago, 07/14/2018

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Rob Jafek
  • Mesa, AZ
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Some suggested submarkets (and methodology)

Rob Jafek
  • Mesa, AZ
Posted

Roofstock suggests 29 submarkets, based on input from their network of property managers.  A bit of a marketing piece, certainly, but value-added IMO, and not only are the submarkets worth having a look at, but also reading why they think those particular markets are good, and thinking about those as factors in considering any market or individual property.  

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