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Matt Schreiber
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Blue Ridge and Bryson City

Matt Schreiber
  • New to Real Estate
  • New York
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I’ve been looking to invest in Blue Ridge or Bryson City and I’ve noticed on the Blue Ridge side that really nice properties have been coming on the market for under $430,000 for the first time in the two years that I’ve been looking there. My question is when I go to Airbnb, I see amazing properties that are listed for $250 a night in the summer and they barely have any upcoming bookings. I’ve noticed similar results in Bryson City but slightly more booked in that area. I wanted to ask people that invest in this markets, Is it that people just book last minute in these areas or do you find that the demand is a little bit down? Thanks for any input 

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