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Jonathan Rivera
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How to determine what class neighborhood?

Jonathan Rivera
  • New to Real Estate
  • NJ (new jersey)
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Hey, 

How can I determine what kind of neighborhood I’m investing in? Is there a software that people are using to determine if something is an A class neighborhood or D class neighborhood?

What are some tactics you guys are using to know if this is an A,B,C,D area?

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Nicholas L.
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@Jonathan Rivera

that's fine... i just think if you're going to be investing in a purchase as significant as an investment property, it could be worth it to make a trip or two.

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