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Rental Area Analysis Question
I'm researching neighborhoods for rental investment and came across a zip code that appears very promising except the renters percent is quite low (12%) compared to surrounding areas. Numbers I compiled are below.....
-Population Growth- Ranked in the top 25 fastest growing cities in GA
-Low Crime
-Good School System
-Median Household Income- 65k
-Close to Major Highway
-Strip malls going up in close proximity
-Not a high # of rentals advertised on Zillow comparative to surrounding areas
How much should I be concerned with low rental % when several other factors look great?