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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Any neighborhoods to avoid in Durham?
I'm looking into flipping lower end homes ($120k ARV ballpark) in Durham. I keep hearing that Durham is a tricky place to invest in. Are there any areas of Durham you would avoid and why?
Thanks!
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"Lower end" homes are not usually in great neighborhoods but things are changing a lot in Durham (and Raleigh) too. Areas that have been rough are getting fixed up. I work a lot in Durham and really like it. The bottom line: do your research. Good luck!