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Andrew Wenman
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New Jersey renter market

Andrew Wenman
  • Hoboken, NJ
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Hello everyone, I am new to bigger pockets and have been educating myself on rental properties. I am located I northern New Jersey and was wondering if there is anyone in the northern New Jersey market and has experience on bigger pockets. Just would love to pick someone's brain on the market, there personal experience and opportunities. Thank you, Andrew

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Allan Szlafrok
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Allan Szlafrok
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I like Newark a lot. Ive been investing there for about 5 years and ive seen it get a lot better property wise. Although im happy people keep frowning on it for investment. More for me : )

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