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Jerry Hartnett
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Possible property in Alabama

Jerry Hartnett
  • HOUSTON, TX
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What is the market like in Madison County, Huntsville, AL?

3 bedroom, 2 bath, built in 1965

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Tim White
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Tim White
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Madison, AL
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@Jerry Hartnett

That property is in North Huntsville, as @John White mentioned, there is not much growth in the area.  For that reason the property values may go down, however the area does bring in decent rental rates.  I know several investors that bring in good returns in that area.

@Brian Reynolds  Outside of North Huntsville, most of the area is growing.  We are seeing the best appreciation near the Five Points/Hospital District and in Madison(due to the strong school system).  An area that I personally invest is 35805 near Lowe Mills and the Campus 805 area.  The area is currently a working class community.  The properties there have nice cash flow and are prime for gentrification as many of the properties are similar to the homes in Five Points area for a fraction of the cost.

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