Last month I had all 4 renters in my Birmingham turnkeys pay late.

I started out as an agent in Birmingham, AL and did several flips there.

The property is a triplex in the Southside neighborhood of Birmingham AL (B- area, primarily student renters, walking distance to UAB, the local university).

I have 2 properties- under contract in Birmingham, AL ( both in the same area- zip 35235).

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In Birmingham our property tax rates are so low that even when you double them for investors (as a rough rule of thumb) you pay about $1k annually on a prop that produces $13k in net rents (maybe a bit more or less, depending on special districts, etc).

Have a few in Birmingham too.

I will be in Birmingham during that one.

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We actually handle tax deed matters and have an office in Mobile and Birmingham.