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Updated almost 7 years ago, 02/08/2018

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Eric D.
  • Maplewood, NJ
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Investing in Newark?

Eric D.
  • Maplewood, NJ
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First-time investor here, thinking of buying a condo in Newark to rent out. I am contemplating the area around the Broad Street Station and University Heights or a little more east near the waterfront. What are people's thoughts of this area? Or other areas in Newark for someone like myself? I honed in on this area because it is near the train, a Whole Foods is in development .... 

I do not want to have to rehab a house, which I have no experience, or get myself in over my head. I want to start off nice and easy with a low maintenance condo that I can buy and hold as a rental property. I was thinking of teaming up with a realtor, basically using the MLS.

Any insights appreciated! Thanks! 

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