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Francis A.
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South Saint Paul, MN

Francis A.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Any South Saint Paul residents in the house? Is it me or have the prices for small multifamily properties in South Saint Paul higher than places like Frogtown, Dayton's Bluff, North End and definitely Payne Phalen. I checked the livability index and other than scoring an F in education, other factors like amenities, cost of living, crime, employment and housing were ahead of the afore mentioned areas. What's the skinny about South Saint Paul from an investors standpoint? Maybe it's just me but from the outside looking in, I see blue skies.

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Michael Weigt
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Michael Weigt
  • Saint Paul, MN
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It's a nice area.  Personally, I'd much rather live there than Frogtown or Dayton's bluff, which are a bit lower end.  I'm not too sure as far as investments go, since I know those areas can have decent rental potential.  I would certainly not be scared away from South Saint Paul.

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