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Ramsey Blankenship
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego, Ca
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Multi-family potential in Tallahassee Florida

Ramsey Blankenship
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego, Ca
Posted

Here are the macroeconomics for Tallahassee:

Population Growth since 2000: 20%

Median HH Income increase since 2000: 30%

Median HH Value Increase since 2000: 50%

Crime: Just below the national average and slowly trending downward (484 of 1000)

Job growth (12 months): 3.2%  (highest in the Panhandle of Florida)

All in all, Tallahassee appears to be a healthy, prosperous, city.

Are there any local experts who would like to share the ground truth.  My partner and I are looking to purchase stable multi-family units with short term rental potential (walkability).  Class b and C only. 

Interested to hear your thoughts.


Ramsey

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