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David Scott
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  • Lawrence, KS
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Lawrence KS and the KC area

David Scott
  • Investor
  • Lawrence, KS
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Greeting's

I'm from the Kansas City area and now live in Lawrence KS and was wondering if there are any good REIA's in the area. I feel like i've picked up a lot of information from bigger pockets. I've made my first deal and bought a duplex at which i currently renting one side out and living in the other until i finish renovating it.

I really want to find some people or more information about investing in this area. i.e. is it worth investing in a condo on the plaza? How do you find good rental properties in tougher markets like Lenexa and OP. Is it even possible to find a deal in Lawrence KS?

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  • Minneapolis, MN
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We own large apartment deals in KC, Lenexa and Lawrence and have always found the KC metro to be a steady performer. You won't get huge spikes (in either direction), but if you buy right and in good locations, take care of your properties and manage well, you should see good long term returns.

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