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Jarrod Miracle
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Atlanta Neighborhood Grades

Jarrod Miracle
  • Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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I am looking for assistance in understanding the grades (A-F) for the following Atlanta and surrounding neighborhoods. Can someone please help me get a better feel for the area. Any specifics can provide as well will help. If you need additional information to help with the grading just let me know. Thank you.

Decatur, GA 30032

College Park, GA 30337

Atlanta, GA 30311

East Point, GA 30344

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Kevin Auyong
  • Marietta, Ga
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Kevin Auyong
  • Marietta, Ga
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As much as it sounds like a lot of work. you should come down and drive all the streets and get a feel for those zip codes. You live close enough where you could drive down and explore for a few days.  Many people won't do the leg work themselves, but if you're spending your own money you should do it. I invested out of state and made multiple trips to areas I wound up investing in.

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