I am interested in starting to invest in real estate, and I starting to do the research on areas where I can Invest and buy my first rental property. What are you'll thoughts on Warner Robins GA and surrounding areas market to invest in a cashflow rental properties?, or can some one recommend a area middle Ga that would be a good investment place.
Investor · Orlando, FL · Member since 2023 · 53 posts · 17 votes
3y
Hi,
I'm originally from Macon, GA (about 20 minutes north of WR). Despite Macon being the relatively "bigger" town and the focus of the Middle Georgia area, WR seems to offer a better quality of life according to a lot of the residents. With the Air Force base there, low crime rate, abundance of land, WR seems like the better option if you're considering the Middle Georgia area.
Investor · Orlando, FL · Member since 2023 · 53 posts · 17 votes
3y
Hi,
I'm originally from Macon, GA (about 20 minutes north of WR). Despite Macon being the relatively "bigger" town and the focus of the Middle Georgia area, WR seems to offer a better quality of life according to a lot of the residents. With the Air Force base there, low crime rate, abundance of land, WR seems like the better option if you're considering the Middle Georgia area.
Investor · Warner Robins, GA · Member since 2021 · 96 posts · 50 votes
3y
I have properties in Macon, Warner Robins and Fort Valley. Macon is the highest risk of all the areas, but also offers the lowest point of entry. Warner Robins offers good cash flow and even appreciation (if you buy in the right area). I can still hit the 1% rule. Ex. I purchased a property earlier this year for $60k, spent $28k on the rehab and it rents for $1400.
Real Estate Consultant · Marietta, GA · Member since 2016 · 118 posts · 20 votes
3y
@Daniel Arias Thanks for the post. I'm always looking to network in the Macon and WR areas. I'm also investing my time in those areas, and my focus is wholesaling. So if you're looking for deals, please let me know your criteria/buy box, and I'll keep you in the loop. Also, @Philip Joseph, nice to know you're in those areas. It would be great to connect with you as well.