Lot of veterans, older people, those who want to be away from noise/hustle/bustle/, etc.

That's quite a bustling area over by the new football Stadium and not too far away from the soccer stadium, either. 

New construction is mostly on the outskirts of the metro area since that's where there is room to build, and the homes are mostly bought by people looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the metro area and get quieter neighborhoods with less crime and better schools.BRRRR might be a challenge in this area as 70% of the homes are built after 1990, which really isn't enough time for the property to get beat up enough to get you a bigger discount.

Is there a bustling downtown? 

Hi BP members,My name is Amr, I’m 42 years old, living in Egypt and planning on starting Real Estate Investing in Canada.I’m interested in the BRRRR strategy of holding and renting, till now I can’t make up my mind on where to start investing.

@Bridget Poston Welcome to the site...Marietta is rural, but its really a bustling area...hard to get around on the weekends because all the traffic, lol...good scenery along the river.

It's amazingly close to where we live, so self managing it will not be an issue.Surely there's a market for a getaway rental that's close to everything, yet has the look and feel of being far from all the hustle and bustle.

LOL this is the same guy that denied that he had sexual relationships with Monica someone needs to tell him that denial is not a river in Egypt :roll:

Members of the local golf course and country clubs pay money to sort of escape the hustle and bustle of life to play some golf, have a stogie and talk business over dinner or Sunday brunch (and yes to escape the wife sometimes).

It was a wonderful morning, no hustle and bustle and then I remembered that I did in fact have to drive to Delaware for work....dang.I just want to be able to do exactly what I feel like doing when I retire.