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Paul Evans
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Williamson, GA
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Clayton County market

Paul Evans
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Williamson, GA
Posted

I have been doing my homework in the Clayton County area and here is what I have found:

1) There is A TON of inventory

2) Prices seem to be not going too crazy in this "sellers market"

3) Neighboring Fayette County has about 1% of the inventory that Clayton Co does

Question to Ga investors - Would you target this market? And if so, does anybody have PM that they use for this area?

Second Question - Do you think because of the schools in Fayette County that I should just wait for Fayette deals knowing that renting there would be a non-issue and you can raise the rates dramatically?

Any response from people that have invested in this area would be greatly appreciated.

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