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Housing market trends in New Jersey and New York

Ralph Soles
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Good Evening fellow BP's

After doing some considerable research I have discovered to get into the New York City Housing Market is very hard to do as ether a Real Estate Agent or an investor. Is this a normal trend or do I have to do some more research?

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Darren Sager
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@Ralph Soles I respectfully disagree with your colleagues who are telling you otherwise. We live in the most densely populated area in the country. If you can't find "handyman specials" on the MLS you're not talking to the right agent. The exist probably by the thousands in the entire NYC metropolitan area. If your focus is very myopic and you're sticking to Brooklyn, a "handyman special" could cost a million. All depends upon the neighborhood.

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