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Joe Capobianco
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  • Old Bridge, NJ
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low end new jersey investing

Joe Capobianco
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  • Old Bridge, NJ
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I am seeking advise from local new jersey investors preferably in central jersey and who have invested in homes along the coast. I've been looking at homes from south amboy- atlantic highlands area figuring out were would be the best area to start. I'm very curious to know how it is investing in areas like keansburg, middletown, and cliffwood beach. lower end homes <120k. i do know these types of homes don't attract the greatest of tenants and that's why i'm making this post now.

have you had trouble finding renters for these homes?

have you had trouble keeping renters?

do you do the bare minimum to these lower grade homes to just make it livable or do you stick to completely renovating?

  • Joe Capobianco
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