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Blaine Alger
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  • Waco TX / Conroe, TX
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How to determine if a certain neighborhood is worth investing in?

Blaine Alger
  • Investor
  • Waco TX / Conroe, TX
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When I was home for spring break, I started to do some research on a house down the street from me that has been vacant for a couple years. There is some work to be done, but it looks like it would be a perfect little rental house with a few cosmetic repairs.

The only thing I am skeptical of is the neighborhood. It is not in a crime zone or anything like that, but it is just an older neighborhood with mostly owner occupied homes. I just don't know what the demand would be for a rent house in this particular area. 

What are some tools you use/things you look for in a neighborhood to determine if it would be a good area to invest in?

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