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Tiffany Miller
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Western NC Markets and Places to Live

Tiffany Miller
  • New to Real Estate
  • Galax, VA
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I am looking to move to western North Carolina area, preferably around the Asheville region, but definitely close to the mountains. Any suggestions for areas or towns around there that are good for a fix and flip investor?

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Robert Ombres
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Robert Ombres
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Asheville, NC
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Asheville is a great area. Brevard, Arden, Hendersonville, Saluda, Black Mountain, and all the areas around have great things to offer. If you're wanting to move here, I'd recommend visiting and just driving around to different areas and trying out the locale.

If you're just wanting to invest here, you just need to look around for the deals- they've thinned out a whole lot over the last couple years, but they're still around.

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