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Target areas in Columbia, SC
I've just began researching the Columbia area and was curious about a few things. A little about myself, I am interested in a SFH or MF for less than $85K. I also plan on implementing the BRRRR method as my strategy for investing. My question is what is the path of progress for Columbia? I understand that revitalization efforts are occurring around Bull Street as well as in North Columbia. Are these good areas to focus on if I want to take advantage of any future appreciation? What other areas should I keep an eye on as well? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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I would avoid that area like the plague especially if you are not local. I am buying a lot in the Broad and Bush River areas. Rosewood though a little more expensive is going through a lot of revitalizing. Irmo has some great schools and good rent to value ratios. The path of progress is more west of the river in Lexington.