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Chaits J.
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BRRRR investing in Jacksonville

Chaits J.
  • Investor
  • Princeton, NJ
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Hello All,

Sorry to ask the same repetitive questions that was asked on this forum earlier for years. I tried my best to read through the posts but keeping how fluid RE market data is, I decided to ask one more time.

Please suggest Zip codes and Contacts based on the criteria below. 

My Criteria: 

Strategy: BRRRR

Investment Source : Cash Mostly ( If not HML)

Property Type: 2-4 Unit Multi Families

Price Range: Under 400K

Zip Codes : Please suggest zip codes that aren't rought. Typical Class B

Renovation Effort: Medium

Looking for Contacts: Investment friendly realtors, Wholesalers experience working with out of the state investors.

Local Economy Data :  I saw a post @Jack Bobeck gave few details about looking up neighbourhood data and unfortunately i couldn't find that post. It will be helpful if any one can provide that info one more time. Thanks!!

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Jack Bobeck
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Jack Bobeck
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville, FL
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@Chaits J. - Thanks for the reference my friend! I pickup the economic data from the Jacksonville Business Journal, the Daily record and also the local Realtor site, NEFAR. It is a strong market for sure, still! 

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