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Up and Coming Fort Worth Neighborhoods
Hey BP,
I have decided to start my investing journey in the Fort Worth area, I was wondering what neighborhoods are B- C+ areas that have great rents? I'm going to do the BRRRR strategy, just trying to find some of the up and coming neighborhoods to look into.
Thanks BP
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Hey Cody! Definitely understand the goal. While "great rents" would be relative to your personal goals I can't say that I am familiar with many B- or C+ neighborhoods that deliver. You might be able to find a B-/C+ property in an A/B neighborhood. In any case, once you get prequalified a Realtor can help you check rental comps for properties within your price range. Check out, neighborhood scout. It can be a useful tool.