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Yariv Morchi
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Multi-Units in Jersey City NJ or near

Yariv Morchi
  • Investor
  • Miami FL
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Hello Everyone,
I was approved for 1.5 million loan with 25% down.
Looking for multi-family or possibly a small multi-unit building with
cap rate north of 7.5% in the Jersey City, NJ 
Do you think it’s a realistic goal? A few years ago I was able to find such
properties but nowadays I find it very difficult to impossible.
Any help or suggestion will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

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Jessica Zolotorofe
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Jessica Zolotorofe
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@Yariv Morchi Jersey City is a great area to invest in, but there are some neighborhoods that are better than others, of course, and the best areas are very pricey.  Is renovating a fixer-upper an option? Or you want turn-key and quick income stream? What neighborhoods have you looked in?

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