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Tips for knowing best rental property area?

Amr Moussa
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What is your best method of determining hot rental areas? How do you do your research and do you ask any leads? I recently moved to NJ and I am interested in buying a rental property in the area of Edison, New Brunswick or South Plainfield. There are a lot of options available but I am not sure how to narrow down my search. I am ideally wanting to make a net profit of 10% annually. If anyone happens to be located around this area, do you know if this is possible?  

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Dennis M.#5 General Landlording & Rental Properties Contributor
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Basically Anywhere that offers poor cash flow is going to be a hot market

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