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Cash flowing areas around Asheville, NC
Hello everyone, my wife and I are planning to move to Asheville, NC around Q2 2017 with the hopes of house hacking in a Duplex or other multifamily property. Once over this hump, we plan to begin investing in buy and hold residential real estate properties but are concerned that Asheville may be a hard place to find cash flowing properties since the market is so hot. I thought it might be an interesting discussion to find if others have found some areas surrounding Asheville that they have had success in. What areas around Asheville are projected to grow over the next 10 years where prices are not already badly inflated? Also as a side bar conversation, does anyone know of any up and coming “Ashevilles” in the vicinity?