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James Noe
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Even if the house was free, where NOT have a rental??

James Noe
  • Wooster, OH
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Okay maybe the question is a a bit extreme, but in the Akron, Canton, Wadsworth areas - is there a neighborhood, street, section you wouldnt even consider looking at??

Appreciate the input!!

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Adam Adams
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Adam Adams
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  • Denver, CO
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Daniel Thomas

Good info! Thanks for posting!

I just wanted to play devil's advocate on one thing mentioned and that is -staying away from streets with boarded up homes.

In some cases, like canton, I would recommend buying up the whole street where the houses are vacant and investing in all of the worst homes on the street and selling them to first time home buyers who will bring added value to the street. You can also get government assistance when doing this, it's really cool and a win for everybody.

Just another idea for those streets,

Adam Adams

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