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Christa S Rickard
  • Tampa, FL
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Recommendations on Chattanooga sub-markets

Christa S Rickard
  • Tampa, FL
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I found a property in North Chattanooga, near Red Bank, and would like thoughts on the area. I wasn't actually looking at this market, so I don't have  much research into the area just yet but the numbers on the property look promising. The crime rate there is low compared to downtown Chattanooga, but I'm not sure if Red Bank is an up-and-coming neighborhood, an established neighborhood, or a place people are fleeing. Does anybody know the area? If so, is Red Bank considered a decent place to live? Also, any thoughts on downtown Chattanooga? Is it being revitalized throughout? Or are there certain areas you just don't want to invest in?

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

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