Investing in real estate in and around Kansas City can be very profitable. Especially when you look at certain segments of the Kansas City metropolitan area. I live in, work in, and love Johnson County, Kansas. It's not only a great place to live but a great place to have your real estate investments.
To get you more familiar with Johnson County, Kansas I thought I would take the time to provide you with some helpful links.
Key cities in Johnson County, Kansas 
DeSoto
Leawood
Lenexa
Merriam
Mission
Olathe
Overland Park
Prairie Village
Roeland Park
Shawnee
Spring Hill
Key school districts in Johnson County, Kansas
Blue Valley
DeSoto
Gardner-Edgerton
Olathe
Shawnee Mission
Spring Hill
Here are a few links as to why you should consider investing in Johnson County, Kansas real estate
CNN/Money Best Places to Live: Overland Park
CNN/Money Best Places to Live: Olathe
Housing Appreciation in Olathe, Kansas
Investment Real Estate - City Comparisons: Kansas City vs. Los Angeles
More Growth News For Olathe, Kansas
Kansas City Investment Property: Right in the Middle
Kansas City: One Identity, Two States & Much Confusion
There are a plethora of reasons why Johnson County, Kansas should be on your radar when it comes to real estate investing. It's a great place for annual equity returns in the 18%-22% range. What is your CD or money market account bringing you each year? For that matter, how about your mutual funds?
To find out more about real estate investing in the Kansas City area and/or specifically Johnson County, Kansas, give me a call today.
Chris Lengquist
Keller Williams Realty
Olathe, Kansas
913.568.1579
listwithchris@kw.com
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Hey Chris!
It has been some time since we had a dialogue going on about investors in KC. From what I remember, you work with out of town real estate investors who are looking to purchase property in our market. Other than that, you also pool private funds in to liquid investment accounts to help purchase properties quickly. Do you have a source or two that brings you properties prior to them going on the public market?
Thanks,