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Aquiles Veras
  • Nutley, NJ
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Aquiles Veras
  • Nutley, NJ
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hello my name is Aquiles and I am new to real estate investing. I really need some help and opinions. I was thinking of buying a multi-family house in New Jersey and live in it and rent the other units but my fiancé wants us to move to Florida buy a home for us there and then save money again to then come to New Jersey to buy properties. My problem is that I want to buy my first property in New Jersey to use the fha loan with 3.5 down, now the reason my fiancé doesn't want to agree with me is because most good deals for investment properties in New Jersey are in bad cities or towns . What should I do ? Move to Florida and save again to then come back and buy? I don't like florida's real estate market 

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