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Justin H.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Louisville, KY
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Shelby Park

Justin H.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Louisville, KY
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Any Louisville investors investing in Shelby Park?  It's an area I'm starting to research and just wondering if anyone has experience investing there?  If so, what type of properties are you investing in and are you doing buy and hold, flip and hold, flips?  What kinds of tenants are you able to attract?  Any particular streets/areas you like or areas you try to avoid?

Anecdotally, it seems like an area that is at the beginning of an upward trend and with its location close to the "city center", walkability/bikability, Olmsted park, historic character, and lots of new businesses popping up.  It's close to Germantown, but the properties are a lot cheaper than Germantown right now and it hasn't experienced the investment that Germantown has yet.  Seems like it may be a good opportunity right now with purchase prices that result in a base case with good cash flow where the numbers work even if the area never enjoys significant appreciation, along with potential for upside with above-inflation appreciation.

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