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Sean Harris
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Popular areas in the Smokey Mountains

Sean Harris
  • New to Real Estate
  • Atascadero, CA
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My wife and I are looking to buy our first property in the Smokey'. We have gotten some good feedback from our realtor and lender but I wanted to ask the folks on here the same question. What are some hot areas to look at in the Smokey's where you see high rental occupancy? Popular areas that people prefer to stay so they can experience everything the Smokey's has to offer.

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Justin Anderson
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Justin Anderson
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You'll find that anything can make money and all will hit 85%-90%+ occupancy if run properly.

Rates vary based on proximity to town.  Views aren't necessarily a big thing to have.  Pools ARE a big thing to have.  Don't go north of downtown Sevierville or east of Cobbly Nob unless you have a deal or know what you're doing.  You can go as far west as Townsend if you find something nice enough.

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