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Rental property in Kansas City area

Nelson Sbravatti
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Hi everyone,

I would like your opinion where I should invest in my first rental property in Kansas City area. I think Johnson county, KS area would bring me better tenants and appreciation will be more consistent... are there other areas grow significantly in Kansas City metro? Or should try my best to find a good deal in Johnson county ?

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Alex Olson
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Consider Lee's Summit, Blue Springs, Parkville, Liberty - if you are looking for appreciation in a suburb. Also consider Midtown in KCMO. If you want cash flow consider Raytown Independence, Lees Summit, Blue Springs, and KCK. If you can elaborate more on what you are looking for, I can provide a bit more advice. 

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