Our properties appreciated during the pandemic and rents rose, but before that the last wave of appreciation I've seen was in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina (New Orleans doesn't fit in Jackson.)

I thought I would post this to shed some light on some great investment opportunities in South Louisiana, specifically the Greater New Orleans area.Everyone knows that New Orleans, Louisiana is a vibrant and culturally rich city that is known for its historical architecture, delicious food, and bustling nightlife.

My family moved here from New Orleans several years ago, and we love the area.  

His years in New Orleans cultivated his love for cooking and Louisiana Cajun cuisine.

I just moved to the New Orleans area and am looking to buy a duplex to owner-occupy for the next couple of years.

This is from a wholesaler.Purchase $130,000Rehab $40,000ARV $220,000Comps233 N Patterson Park Ave, 2/2.5, 928sqft$207,000Average212 N Patterson Park Ave, 4/3.5, 1400sqft$315,000$236,982202 N patterson Park Ave, 3/1, 1400sqft$199,990Median432 N Patterson Park Ave, 3/3, 1480sqft$184,900$216,0002209 Orleans St, 3/3, 1380sqft$290,000212 N Madeira St, 2/2.5, 1040sqft$225,000pendingThank you in advance for your considerationundefined

Thanks for the reply.A quick google shows there's a few people advertising around the New Orleans area they may just not be here.

The New Orleans area.

@Debbie Bone I use Vacassa in New Orleans.

Cracks can be fixed but shifted or leaning walls are harder and very expensive.