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Minneapolis - Bryant neighborhood

Francis A.
  • Los Angeles, CA
Posted Jun 6 2016, 21:49

Does anyone live and/or own in the Bryant neighborhood of Minneapolis?

As an out of state investor, my preference has always been duplexes and up but lately, I've seen some nicely refurbished SFRs in the Bryant neighborhood. If you do, I'd like to know there significant attraction to the neighborhood for families with kids or young couples starting out? I am researching the potential degree of difficulty of renting a 1300+ sq ft 3bed/2ba house. Obviously, the advantage (on paper) of a duplex over a SFR is how long the SFR might sit unrented as opposed to half a duplex sitting empty but I am stating the obvious. Any additional insight is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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