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What is up with West Orange NJ beautiful homes?

Orlando Goodon
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What am I missing here. I'm searching for properties in northern New Jersey that are close to you New York City and I keep getting a ton of houses in West Orange that look spectacular. Large houses with huge yards nice neighborhood everything just looks amazing unfortunately they're all single families but why is it that no other area tends to have nice properties like this? What is happening in West Orange? What is so special about West Orange?

Why does west orange properties look so different?

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James Lloyd
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James Lloyd
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@Mukul Lalchandani If you're a rehabber or builder that has a lot of cash (access to cash) on hand, then its a good market to flip in.  I don't think there are a lot of multifamily opportunities that make sense from a cash flow perspective (high property taxes, high price per unit, etc.).  

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