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Updated over 2 years ago, 09/14/2022

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Considering investing in Syracuse

Josh Shaughnessy
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Just looking at Syracuse as an option for expanding my portfolio and trying to get a better idea of the market. I generally like investing in university towns because they seem to maintain a steady steam of tenants. 

Would you recommend investing in Syracuse?

Are there any hidden benefits/pitfalls to owning properties in Syracuse that I might not know as someone from out of state?

Which neighborhoods are strong/on the rise? Which are areas to avoid?

I don't want to get too specific with any questions since I'm in the early stages. Basically I'm just trying to figure out the things you all think a new investor to the area needs to know. 

Thanks in advance for the

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