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Bryce Stclair
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Opportunity Zones in Clarksville TN

Bryce Stclair
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Clarksville, TN
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Has anyone created a qualified opportunity fund (QOF) with a corporation or partnership and successfully invested in a Nashville Tennessee or Clarksville TN? It seems like a great program and I was really excited to see Clarksville and Nashville having multiple census tracts.

This should be a exciting time to invest with the news today of Nashville getting 5,000 amazon jobs for the operations center of excellence with average wage of over 150K.

Map of QOZ's (Qualified Opportunity Zones)

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Vernon Miller
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Vernon Miller
  • Investor
  • Crossville, TN
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Bryce

Your terminology may scare most investors. 

Why not just come out and say 

Hey I’m looking for someone to invest with me. 

Based on amazon news , one will not have to puff up any pitch knowing that potential developers and development will be a no brainer.  

Establish a propsal , seek investor and actual have something to offer them instead of realtor services. 

That 2 cents worth won’t cost you anything..

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