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Jason Carter
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Kansas City neighborhoods with ARV's of 60-80K

Jason Carter
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Culver City, CA
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I'm exploring Kansas City for possible investing in SFH's. I flip lower priced homes, as well as buy and hold so I'm curious if there are any strong rental neighborhoods you can recommend with homes with ARV's in the ballpark of 60-80K?

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Mike D'Arrigo
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Mike D'Arrigo
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@Jason Carter It depends on what you consider strong rental neighborhoods. Can you find tenants in this class of neighborhood? Sure, but you're not going to find good one, especially at the low end of that price spectrum. Kansas City is a good cash flow market but we stay away from the low end asset class. The tenant hassles, turn over and damage are just too high to make it work,

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