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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Good area to get a short term rental property
I am thinking of buying my first property for short term rental. I want to buy in New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, or New York state. First I thought of areas around NYC. I found out either they are too expensive or the towns are starting to ban short term rental. I then thought about the Poconos. Somebody in the bigger pockets forum said the occupancy rate is low. What area do you suggest buying a first property. Thanks