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Paul Yuro
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Trenton NJ Hiltonia or other areas

Paul Yuro
  • Melbourne Beach Florida
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Hello BP Members,

We are lifelong NJ Shore residents who moved away for business in the last year.  We still have family scattered all over the state and were thinking of an investment and new NJ home base near Trenton so we could visit and maybe allow our 25 year old son to stay there.   We fly into TTN a lot and it would be convenient to find something in the area.   We are not looking for amazing appreciation just a good up and coming place that might become the next Asbury Park, where you used to live.    We appreciate diversity and have not school age children.   

Would love to here thoughts on the older neighborhoods with character especially the deals we see in Hiltonia. 

Many Thanks,

Paul Yuro

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John Mocker#1 Insurance Contributor
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John Mocker#1 Insurance Contributor
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Paul & Natalie,
If you do end up looking at properties that require Flood Insurance. Be sure to check on the non-FEMA policies that are now available. We have Multiple Private Market alternatives and the results have been impressive. I recently wrote a client who 2 years ago was with the National Flood Ins Program (NFIP) at $3800. Last year he got a private policy at $2800. This year we got him down to $1800. The nice thing is that most of these new markets can quote with just the address making it easy to compare different properties.

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