Hometown Pride-Investors have been working to renovate old neighborhoods.
If you’ve noticed that the “bad side of town” has taken on a surprisingly good look, you’re not alone. That may be because investing in the look and feel of communities has become big business-and towns across the country have benefitted.
Buying and remodeling residential real estate at breakneck speed has become a hot career for private investors and a huge boost to cities in dire need of a facelift.
For instance, a firm called Red Brick Investment Properties, LLC, a HomeVestors of America franchise in Gary, Ind., is an expert in the industry, gutting and remodeling homes from roof to floor in 10 to 12 days and in large volumes. The welcomed changes in return have earned the company a place with Gary’s Community Development Department to offer discounts to first-time homebuyers.
But when is a home-even an ugly home-too old for salvaging? For one area of Macon, Ga., the answer is never.
Charles Rutland, a real estate investor in Macon, fought so hard to keep his childhood neighborhood of Pleasant Hill on the National Historic Register...
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