Lots of pockets showing high demand and infrastructure growth. 43609 is getting better and better and even too expensive in some parts…Further East of 43611 is turning43610 has nice streets 43605 border of Oregon and heart of Birmingham are great 43607 Scott Park is very interesting and use to be rough.

I am investing in Birmingham Al.

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@Jonathan OrrYou can find investment properties under $250,000 in various Southern US markets like Atlanta, Jacksonville, Birmingham, Memphis, New Orleans, Houston, San Antonio, and Nashville.

I'm in Birmingham, and we are jealous of the growth Huntsville has had.

Cool to see that you're from Birmingham, I'm originally from Chilton County!

I’m new to Birmingham and was wondering if anyone has good information/recommendations for areas that are experiencing growth and becoming more pedestrian friendly.

Birmingham isn’t far away.

For instance, I thought some of the purchase price for the properties were way too high above retail, or the rehabs weren’t very nice and didn’t looked rehab at all, or they were renting at well below the 1% rule etc.I took a look through Antoine's inventory and found the purchase price of their homes were in my sweet spot: $60-100k in markets like Cleveland, Memphis, and Birmingham.

Call the city development person and see if you can find out what is driving the growth and if they expect it to continue.Maybe it is a great bedroom city and lots of people commuting to Birmingham?