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George Hariri
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Finding Neighborhoods for Rental Properties

George Hariri
  • Peoria, AZ
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I have a mentor who gave me the advice to identify an area that I want to invest in, a zipcode or two, and learn it inside and out. He has small sections of his market that he knows better than anyone else, he is able to keep a good pulse on those areas since he knows them so well. 

I was wondering what traits of neighborhoods and zip codes etc make good candidates for rental properties. What kind of things should I look for to identify which zip codes I am going to try to learn and find deals in. 

Let me know. Also, if you do not agree with this advice, explain why he is wrong. I am brand new and am trying to get started. 

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