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Andrew Hypnarowski
  • Buffalo, NY
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How to determine which areas are good vs bad

Andrew Hypnarowski
  • Buffalo, NY
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Hello everybody!

 I'm trying to learn and gather all the information I need to start analyzing some properties in my area. The biggest problem I have now is how to determine which areas are good versus bad to invest in. 

I have a handful of ideas to find out this information such as:

 -drive through different neighborhoods to see the kind of activity that is going on

-ask local investors in my area

-possibly call an agent and/or property manager to help me

Are these the right kind of ways to determine how good each neighborhood is?

I'm from Buffalo NY and looking to invest locally.

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Karmen Kiler
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Karmen Kiler
  • Austin, TX
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In addition to driving neighborhoods, I like to walk them because there are so many things that you notice when you walk that you miss in a car.  

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