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Market advise looking at KY and AL

Mary Beth Lawrence
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Thoughts about Louisville or Lexington? Huntsville or Birmingham AL? I’m invested in middle TN but no deals there now. Looking at Ky and AL. Looking for advise? Growth, landlord friendly, neighborhoods...

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Brian Levredge
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Heard an interesting piece of info on Huntsville.  Haven't investigated too closely to know if it's  accurate or not but the info is this: Huntsville is a recipient of a lot of defense and NASA related spending.  I know there's a lot more going on there than that, which isn't the point of this post to begin with.  However when spending is down in those sectors it apparently has a decent effect on property values.  Conversely when spending is up those values inflate.  Do with it what you will.  

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