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Blake LaRussa
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Single family home in Louisville, Kentucky information!

Blake LaRussa
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chesapeake, VA
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I will be moving to Louisville in a year from now and I am trying to learn the market and the area from a distance. Hoping for inside tips on the area. Is it a thriving market for buy and hold investing? What are the good/bad areas? Plan on living in the house for 2 years then renting it out. Primary goal is cash flow but want to still be in a nice area. $110k or less. 

Any real estate agents in the area that have investing experience?

Looking for any advice on the Louisville market general!

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Rob Bergeron
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Rob Bergeron
  • Real Estate Agent
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Hello Blake, I'd consider 40214, 40216, 40218, 40272 for that price point! You should be able to cashflow well when it become a rental. I can send you some lenders I recommend. 

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