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Nancy Carr
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  • McCalla, AL
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Around Birmingham, AL

Nancy Carr
  • Real Estate Professional
  • McCalla, AL
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My husband and I are new to Birmingham from Michigan and starting to look around for investment properties to rent.

We sure see a lot of vacant homes...yikes!!

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Michael Zagorsky
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Michael Zagorsky
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Birmingham has good areas and bad areas as far as places to buy based on the history of the city.  Historically I would say I think the traffic on 280 is stating to force some people to areas that were previously not considered.  If I were looking to buy in Birmingham I would say Crestwood, Gardendale, and Cahaba Heights.   

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