What is best area in Knoxville, TN (Tennesse) for investment real estate?
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Norris Lake, Norris,TN.  Just north of Knoxville off interstate 75 N.  Lake property is great investment.  I have 1.3 acres in great area and one day the property will bring me a pretty penny.
855121
The waterfront area is booming right now. River Road from the Lincoln Tunnel to the GWB is rapidly expanding as we speak. Real Estate on River Road is priced to attract affluent qualified buyers so you stand a good chance of success in this area.\nHoboken is already saturated with Realtors & not much else is being built so go for the River Road area-there are not many realtors in that area.
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Check on-line. Another little thing I know of is called the OREO techquie. IT stands for Other Real Estate Offerings. It may be take a lot of time and many phone calls. Heres how you do it. Get a phone number from an out of state bank and ask them if they any real estate holdings in your area. Chances are if they do they won't know your market that well and sell you somehting way under market value. It worked for a friend of mine (in Florida). She made 20 calls and finally find a bank in Minnesota with a Florida holding.She got it for $30,000 under Market Value
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Well, technically, you're going to get market value, no matter what.  But, if you want more square footage for less money, there are a few places I'd look: Eagle Mountain, Magna and West Valley, Heber Valley (although prices are going up), Toole, South Salt Lake, Santaquin, and the north-western parts of Weber county (even North Ogden).  \n\nWhat you end up doing is paying less for the house, but you've got more crime and a longer commute.  \n\nIf you see your home as an investment, you're going to want to avoid these places, and buy something you can afford about anywhere else.  Even West Jordan (as rough as parts of it is) may do better for you than these other places.\n\nOne way to get into some of these more expensive neighborhoods is to buy foreclosed homes or homes just "flipped" by an investor (who bought the home in a fire sale, fixed it up minimally, and sells it to you a few % points below market value).  \n\nFrom all the areas described above, Heber Valley and Kamus (North Summit County) is one of the best-kept secrets for real estate in the area.  The commute from Riverton was longer to Salt Lake than it was from Midway (I've lived in both places) because of traffic.  I spent a little more in gas (say $100 a month with today's gas prices and a daily commute), but I enjoyed my commute much more (less traffic until I got down to the valley).  Just so you can make an apple's-to-apple's comparison, $100 per month is about $17,000 difference in house price (if you can save more than $17,000 in the price of the home, you'd be better off spending the money on gas than mortgage).  \n\nThere are probably some other caveats, but that's going to get you started.  One other thought, you might want to discuss this with a good real estate agent.  I'd recommend a friend, Mike Bersie.  I don't make anything by recommending him.  He's just very focused on working with buyers only and delivers better service than others I've found that works these markets.    Also, you usually spend less on purchasing a home when you have your own agent.  His number is  (801) 427-0487.\n\nGood luck
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Some of the good places to buy land in TN:\n\n1. chennai\n2. coimbatore\n3. trichy\n4. madurai\n5. hosur\n6. tirupur\n7. erode
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The LaFollette Press comes out every Thursday.  Try looking there.\n\nThere were a couple of houses for rent in Glade Springs, you might look up that way.\n\nLaFollette is a nice town.  Used to live there, before I moved to Knoxville...
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I would go to reator.com and find a local realtor for that market. This had helped me in the past as I'm a real estate investor in four states. Realtors can be a worth while asset to your portfolio
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Asheville is a fantastic place to live. Between the kindness of the community to the beauty of the mountains, there are more Pros than Cons. Downtown is very urban, with amazing galleries and eateries. Outside the city you have the best sightseeing, biking, hiking, kayaking, skiing. Property values are increasing at a steady rate. If you dont buy in town, Black Mountain and Weaverville are other excellent spots.
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10 million people in NYC.  At least 10,000 of them have the Carlton Sheets tapes and are pursuing the same homes as you would be..\n\nEven the most undesirable areas in NYC are going to be prime targets for flip transactions.  NYC is an expensive real estate market to cut your teeth.  \n\nYour best bet are smaller college towns where the real estate market is more affordable and there are a lot of tenants who can rent if the market tanks before you can sell for a profit.\n\nMost investors who live in large cities prefer to invest in these smaller towns.  However, they do not have the stomach to deal with tenants.  They  want turn-key investment properties (in other words, they do not want to invest a lot of time or money to fix up bad homes) and great management companies.  If you are willing to do the dirty work to renovate the properties, it may be worth $5K to $10K beyond the cost of the repairs.  If the home is $500,000 this premium is only 1 or 2 % of the price to an investor who doesn't want to get dirty.  If the home is $100,000 this is 5 to 10% of the price, which is a nice return.\n\nMy advice:  find a nice college town with a pretty vibrant real estate market.  Buy an older home, modernize, renovate, fill up with paying tenants, and sell for 25% to 50% more than you paid.  Net after repair costs should be 10 to 20%.\n\nStay away from NYC unless you have a lot of $$$ to lose!
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I am a real estate broker in Davidson County North Carolina and one of specialty areas is working with investors.  I am also an investor and my husband is a builder/remodeler/investor.  I have been in the business for 9 years.\n\nI have sold many homes to investors for rentals  and for resale.  I also advise new investors in  different exit strategies.  \n\nI would be happy to work with you if you were interested in investing in my area of North Carolina.
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you might want to get your real estate license first this will help you understand your local market better and the more you know the less risk you will have when making investment decisions. look at the city and state tax repossessed homes that will be a good place to start. i don't know where you live but if it is on the coast or the gulf this ship has sailed for a while but if you are in the middle somewhere you can still turn a profit. look for run down places that look deserted look for land on the out skirts if the good side of town this is a great place to invest for the long term.
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Everybody looks.\nFind a distressed property that can be fixed up.\nLook for a location that will improve in the future. Something inside a city that cannot expand outward. I just tripled my money in 5 years. Florida is hot now.
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Toms River is a nice location. Even though I lived in NJ for a short time, I lived in southern NJ. I do believe that you can go to the FBI website to pull cap reports for the specific locations that your looking to rent in to determine if it is safe. If not, I know you can go to the specific township's website and find that information. However I do believe that your going to have a difficult time finding a rental for that amount in safe/nice locations. Unless your company is willing to subsidize the housing, I would think about increasing that amount.
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Maybe check out a real estate investment club in your area.
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Hi,\nI would be happy to provide information on the property and other surrounding properties. That way you can get a complete analysis of the area. Email me the address and scenario of what you want done and I will put some thing in writing for you along with a few loan options and how I can save you 2% on writing the offer, just for using my service. Every transaction is different hence to name of the company is Creative Financial Consultants, because their are 100's of ways to handle a real estate transaction.\n\nKemo Smith\nSr. Consultant\nCreative Financial Consultants\n(888) 232-8007
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Get the local newspaper for that area and see what is available.  COntact your local real estate agency and see if they have an office in that area and get them to find out for you.
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I live here and I would say; Sure if you have $500,000 you would like to spend on a small 3/2 in a so so area, come on over, its great here.  The sun always shines and you can see it through the smog most of the time.