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Updated over 8 years ago, 04/15/2016

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Kelly Arthur
  • Scotch Plains, NJ
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Investing in Charlotte, NC

Kelly Arthur
  • Scotch Plains, NJ
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I am a new investor based in NJ with thoughts of possibly investing in the Charlotte, NC area. The job market appears to have growth and the real estate market appears to be seeing the benefits of the job market.  I also have close friends in the Charlotte area that could look in on my investment. My concern is that rents seem low (vs NJ) and multi families (which I like to hedge against vacancies) seem to be in low demand.  So as an out of state investor looking at investing in North NJ (NY Metro area) vs Charlotte, where do you believe I'd have the better return on my investment? I realize that NJ is very expensive but I'm looking at the cash flows from multi-families in NJ vs single families in NC.  I'm interested in what the community has to say. Let me know your thoughts.

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