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Anna Evoundi
  • Chicago, IL
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Investing in Atlanta vs. Chicago

Anna Evoundi
  • Chicago, IL
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I know I want to move to Atlanta in about 5-7 years after doing enough deals, I'm a Chicago native. With everything going on with COVID, I'm having a slight thought of making that move sooner. What is the market like in Atlanta (up to 50 mile radius of Atlanta) for flips and rentals? Is it as saturated as Chicago?-Chicago is very overrun with Investors but that is showing to change already, imo. What are some tips or key differences? Pros/Cons? What do you do in Atlanta and how have you become successful out there? If you've done deals in both CHicago and Atlanta, do you have a preferred market? Why? I just know it is a totally different market that I know slim to none about when it comes to investing. 

Opening up my options to possibly make that move sooner. I also know things will be slowly changing in both markets in the coming months to year or two, so time will tell how they both level out. 

Thank you for any experience you share. Hope everyone is staying safe out there!

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