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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Kansas City Neighborhoods
I'm an out of state investor looking at properties in KC. Would like a local expert opinion on 64138 area ("Park Farms" I think it's called -pocket east of 435 / west of 350)?
I own property in Colorado (also out of state for me as I live overseas) in what most would consider C- neighborhoods but have a great PM managing it.
I am ok with less desirable neighborhoods but want to avoid conflict areas/high risk properties. I've been told to avoid 66102, 64127 and 64130.
Was told by real estate agent that 64138 = C+.
Any locals willing to give opinions?
Thanks!
Most Popular Reply

I've found this post from about a year ago to be helpful and reference it often.
https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/276...
Hope this helps,
Cameron