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Hi, new guy here from Atlanta

Mark Anthony
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Hi, my name's Mark. I live in the Atlanta area. I've been lurking on the forum for a couple of months and been listening to the BP podcasts for about a year.

Without going too deep, i'm definitely interested in investing in a couple of pockets in the atlanta area. Really curious about Collier Heights and College Park.

I'll take any advice I can get as i'm interested and curious if now is an ideal time to start investing.

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    Michael Carbonare
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    Is now an ideal time to start?  Couldn't be better.  Inventory is spiking, buyers are on strike as sales plummet, price reductions are at 50% in some markets.  So, yes, this is that "right time" that so many new investors keep waiting for.  Let me add I don't know the specifics of the two markets you mentioned.  Those markets may be doing their own thing.

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