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Yohan Kim
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Decatur GA bungalows 30032

Yohan Kim
  • Huntsville, AL
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I am an out of state investor (Huntsville Al) and am very interested in the decatur GA 30032 or 30034.

I guess I am looking for reaffirmation that these areas are slowly revitalizing and that these bungalows under 100k may indeed be a good buy for rentals. 

Can anyone local knowledgeable investors or Realtors tell me their thoughts on this area? Is rental market going up? In demand? Areas more attractive? Rebuilding? I'm eyeing alot of sfh south of Avondale Estates sspecifically.

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Alan Corey
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Alan Corey
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Hi Yohan, I'm a investor and realtor in Decatur and I'll say yes it's a solid rental market/area.  It's improving slowly, but definitely trending up and a pretty good place to park your money.  You'll have a steady stream of solid tenants and majority of these areas are safe, so I don't imagine too many issues with managing them and keeping them occupied.

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