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East & West Aurora school districts
Probably a silly question, but I'm kind of just really getting started in my real estate investing journey: I'm wondering, for the folks who have invested in the areas that roll up to either East or West Aurora HS, what has been your experience (good or bad) owning properties in those areas? I just acquired my first property earlier this year, which is in Aurora, but it's in District 204. I would imagine there are people doing very well with rental properties in these areas, but for some reason I just have a bit of a hang up about venturing out of the area that rolls up to 204. Any thoughts or feedback would be tremendously appreciated. Thanks!