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If you can expand upon on your post by highlighting neighborhood fundamentals that indicate the neighborhood is going to change we can have an entirely different conversation  but I did not get that feeling based on the information you shared.

Research property management companies and attend local events to expand your network.

Hi Eric, Congrats on expanding into a new market.

I guess a question to consider other than something that can be easily solved if they're willing to is: are they decent/good tenants?

My clients bought one that was four bedrooms with a den (just needs a closet) and a loft area (which could easily be converted). 

Hey whats up Patrick I’m a general contractor in middlesex county and my company has been buying flips in Essex and middlesex since 2017 It’s a great idea to expand and start getting into flips My advice would be don’t worry so much about the region your buying a house in besides being careful of flood zones but other then that just make sure you can add value to the property because as you know it’s insane in jersey now.  

The low cash flow could become more challenging if your aim is to expand your portfolio.3.

Happy to connect and assist you in your real estate investing journey.Happy to connect if you are interested to expand your portfolio@Albert Bui @Carlos Valencia

And, if you are buying a property that is already in good condition, or is fairly easily to rehab, you’re probably right.