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Rob Bianco
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KC Neighborhood Advice

Rob Bianco
  • Investor
  • New York City, NY
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Out of state investor here... I just wanted to get a feel for the general opinion on some of the neighborhoods I've been looking at in the city.

Manheim Park/South Hyde Park/Squier Park

Stratford Estates/Ruskin Heights

Marlborough

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Sam Sharpe
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Sam Sharpe
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That is way too broad of a statement and not very accurate. I grew up in KC and will be moving back there soon to begin investing in real estate and am almost looking exclusively within the 435 loop. My brother runs a company with about 90 units all of which are in the 435 loop. Just don't go east of Harrison St. on the Missouri side and stay south of I-70 on the Kansas side and you should be able to find enough deals to analyze that something will work out. 

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