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Updated almost 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Is New York doomed long term?
I've been getting concerned with the recent news about NY and its future. Add to that my family who have moved down south and constantly **** on my for still living in NJ/NY metro area. I am about to start getting into BRRRR investing and was considering Newark because of its proximality to NYC which I figured is good for stability. I could move since I am renting at the moment and learn another area if its much better. Please advise.