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Maylisse Matos
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Where should I live in Atlanta Metro Area?

Maylisse Matos
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  • Atlanta, GA
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Hello Everyone, 

Looking for some advice. I currently live in Orange County, Ca but I will be moving to Atlanta at the end of January. I work full time so my new office will be located in College Park. I would have to rent initially since I do not know any areas there but I wanted to get some recommendations on which cities are good to buy a single family home for myself. I would also like to ve able to rent the house if I need to move somewhere else in the future. Do you guys have any recommendations? I would like to avoid as much traffic as possible also. 

Thanks and Happy Holidays to all! 

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