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Renting in “war zones?”

Rhonda Thomas
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I’m new to the area and new to investing. I would like to buy my first multi-family soon. I’ve come across a few homes in the Newhallville section of New Haven, CT. 
I am told this is a very rough part of NH. I am wondering if these properties are worth pursuing. How difficult is to find quality tenants there? Is the turn over high? Is it REALLY unsafe? There is no off street parking, will that be a huge issue? Any info or advice is very much appreciated.

Also looking for an experienced mentor 😉

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