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Looking for connections in Jacksonville

Amanda Moskowitz
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Hi There - I know I connected with a few folks, but looking to expand my network in Jacksonville as I look to invest.  Neighborhoods, strategies, etc.  

Looking for buy/hold properties (either SFH or duplex/triplex).

I was speaking to a business contact yesterday and he has about a dozen homes in the Jacksonville market.  His approach was to purchase in lower income homes with average rent of $1000 with most paid off.  Thoughts around that approach in the Jacksonville Market?


Anyways looking to build a solid network of folks in the area.


Thanks!

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    You are likely looking at a home in the 32254, 32208, 32206 or 32209 zip codes if you are talking about lower income homes. 

    You can definitely make it work there. You likely have to find a good property management company and contractor to make it work. There are a lot of professionals who will not work in those areas because they are deemed rougher.

    Best of luck to investing in Jacksonville.

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