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Wake Forest or Garner/Holly Springs/Fuquay-Varina?
Hi all,
Looking to connect with Wake Forest investors and learning more about the area. Wake Forest seems to have the price point/housing age/size/availability of units etc I'm looking for, the expected rent in the area appears reasonable also. For those investing in Wake Forest how is the 5-10 year outlook in terms of growth, expected rent/home price increase etc?
The agent I'm working with (who himself is an investor in area) is recommending Garner, Holly Springs and Fuquay-Varina areas over Wake Forest based on growth that may come with the 540 extension/completion, but I don't see that many units available in $175-200k range in Garner, Holly Springs and Fuquay-Varina. What are your thoughts and outlook for the areas mentioned?
Have yet to visit the area, hoping to visit Raleigh area some time around March.
Cheers!