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Trevonte Mosby
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Investing Stategies In Atlanta GA

Trevonte Mosby
  • New to Real Estate
  • Atlanta GA, Birmingham AL
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Good Afternoon BP Team,

I'm new to the Atlanta market, and I have had trouble finding my footing here. I wanted to know what are some real estate investing strategies that work well in the Atlanta area, and what strategies are giving the best returns? Thanks for your help in advance!

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Kelly Rambo
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Kelly Rambo
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At the risk of saying what you already know, the current market is so hot - cash is the winner.   If you are looking to build a rental portfolio, you might check out properties that are tenant-occupied with good (read: paying) tenants.  Those properties IMO are too much trouble for flippers as the tenants are usually looking to stay - especially with such a housing shortage. 

Since you're new to the area, drive as many areas as possible to get familiar and make a play for suburban areas that may not have quite the appreciation of many in-town neighborhoods.  

Best of luck!  You'll rock this!

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