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Andrew Malina
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want to invest in Newark, NJ

Andrew Malina
  • New York, NY
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hi, so as the title suggests I would like to invest in Newark NJ, I did a lot of research, thinking and number crunching and it seems that Newark wouldn't be so bad to consider. I currently live in Queens, NY, I owe a nice 3 family rental with very good cash flow and want to expand but queens is just to much hustle to reward ratio, especially since I'm not a millionaire... I would love to connect and network with people who work, invest and consider investing in Newark. i would really appreciate if someone could guide to into some great property managers, real estate agents, lawyer and contractors that work specifically in Newark vicinity. I would like to learn anything there is about that local microclimate. I'm thinking to start with a two or three fily house, renovate, rent and hold. I just want to get my foot through the door. I know that some areas are rough but I'm ready to step out of my comfort zone and seek new opportunities. thank you

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