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Updated almost 6 years ago,

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Jayson Cornwell
  • Post Falls, ID
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The "close to Kendal Yards" properties...

Jayson Cornwell
  • Post Falls, ID
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Homes located in Felony Flats are starting to be listed as "close to Kendall Yards." If the Kendall Yards idea works out and the neighborhood starts actually becoming nice, here in the near future, would these homes be worth investing in?

I have read a lot of things that state "don't invest where you wouldn't live..." But there are houses in the area that pass the 50% rule with room to spare and could (if Kendall Yards succeeds) go way up in property value. 

Any advice for a new investor? 

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