As Toby mentioned the CT REIA when you are back home is one of the biggest players out there and is a Guru factory being where Robyn Thompson and the "Fortune Builders" Paul and Than all started.  

In a factory or is it on a lot and they don't want to live where it's currently located?

Account Closed if tenant versus no tenant is your main determining factor, I would say it shouldn't be.

Some additional info is the house is located less than a mile from a small university, less than 5 miles from a large tire factory and less than 5 miles from the gate to base so the location is optimal for any potential buyers.  

You got to start somewhere in growing big, and a lot of potential projects might not come so much, if the fudge factor is there, why not? 

Personally I'm more of a "self insurance" kind of guy.However I did have a 2013 Toyota that had 6k in factory warranty work covered.

BP,I have a question say there is a town that is a big factory town that employees like 80% of the population in that city.  

You have some big factories in the surrounding areas which helps.

Another factor is the rental prices aren't making sense, while still continuing to rise.

Bergenline is sort of the main commercial drag of Union City, although there are also shops/restaurants on Summit and Central.Streets below 10th St are a little farther from New York and there are fewer shops and restaurants and more factories (auto repair, sausage factor, etc.).