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Adriana Collado Hudak
  • Denver, CO
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Better zip code for turnkey investment property?

Adriana Collado Hudak
  • Denver, CO
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I'm considering purchasing a turnkey property in Little Rock and am torn between two properties. One is in the 72118 zip code and the other is in 72209. As I'm going thru my due diligence, it seems that 72118 has lower crime rates and higher property values. The property I'm considering in that area is located on Oakland Drive. The property I'm considering in 72009 is on Cactus Circle. That property seems to have better curb appeal, but given the other figures, I'm undecided as to which might be the better long-term investment. I'd love to hear any insight from those familiar with the area. Thanks!!

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