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New to real estate
I am new to real estate but am excited to get started. I currently live in Jersey City. I am looking for one of the following: a) a single family house that I can live in for a couple of years and then rent out or b) a 2-family house where I can live and rent out the other section.
I work in the Chelsea area of Manhattan and am trying to find a location in North Jersey (e.g. Jersey City, Hoboken) where I can afford to buy, generate good cash flow on a rental, and have a fairly easy commute to NYC. My target cost is around $400K-$500K. Any suggestions on areas, how to start looking, etc? I appreciate the help in advance.