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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Investor Looking at NY Metro Markets
Hey what's up everyone? Long time lurker here...making my first post!
I'm currently evaluating investment options and looking at potential high growth areas within proximity to NYC for multi-family rental units which I can add value to after purchase and execute on a BRRRR strategy. I'm looking at some of the following areas: Hudson County (Union City, Jersey City, Weehawken), Newark (NJ), Waterbury (CT), Hartford (CT)Allentown (PA), Philadelphia.
Any realtors / wholesalers / investors have experience in these areas? Would be great to connect. Particularly - which jurisdictions would have the most landlord friendly tenant laws. Where would the most growth potential be?
Any insights on any of these markets would be great!