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Mikayla Pryor
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Charleston or Atlanta?

Mikayla Pryor
  • Atlanta, GA
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Hi, everyone,

My goal is to buy a house within a year.

I'm originally from Charleston but moved to Atlanta a few months ago. It seems as if Atlanta is this haven for flippers and wholesalers and I would like to live in the house to learn property management first hand but I don' t know the area very well.

Charleston on the other hand is very familiar to me. I already have neighborhoods and parts of town in mind. The city has many sources of potential tenants, two military bases, four colleges, one of the biggest medical universities in the Southeast and many manufacturing companies like Boeing and Volvo. Problem is I'm 5 hours away and I feel it would be harder to manage so far away, plus I'm tired of renting and would like to live in my first property for a year before I progress in my career.

Any thoughts?

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