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Jacob Walter
  • Accountant
  • Madison WI
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112 Unit Multi Family C to D neighborhood

Jacob Walter
  • Accountant
  • Madison WI
Posted

Hey BP,

We have a deal brought to us. 112 units in a low C to D neighborhood. The area has had new build homes going up but the area is still has a stigma. When you mention the name of the road the properties are on people some what cringe.

Myself and my partner drove by the location and it was not all that bad to be honest. Would I love there, no but I do not feel unsafe.

There was a thought to work with the city to get the name of the road and neighborhood changed as we would be cleaning up the area and could help allocate the stigma quicker.

What are your thoughts?

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