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Diane Manders
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Building a team in Bridgeport, CT

Diane Manders
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Patchogue, NY
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Hi all.  I am looking into purchasing small multi family properties in Bridgeport, CT for long term buy and holds. I lived in CT for a number of years so am a bit familiar with the area but not enough to know the subtle differences in each area of Bridgeport.  I am now on Long Island so only a ferry ride away but would love any recommendations for wholesalers, investor friendly agents, contractors, management and/or any great boots on the ground people.  I'd greatly appreciate it if anyone have any recommendations or know certain areas I should look in and/or avoid? 

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Jenny Samedy
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Jenny Samedy
  • Massapequa
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I used to live in stamford, and now reside in Long Island. The market in Bridgeport is very appealing to investors. But definitely do your due diligence by researching your areas and being selective with your tenants. My cousin has some investment properties there and he has been to court a few times for eviction of his tenants. Good Luck!

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