Hi community.We are planning to sell our Co-Op Apartment in New Jersey this year, and we have a potential buyer.

I'd recommend reaching out to Jordan Wildman with EXP who's a local real estate agent and investor in the Fort Wayne to get started in the market.Fort Wayne offers a number of different investment options from older multi-families (more labor intensive) to new construction build to rent.

Quote from @Jordan Dashwood: Hey Viral, sorry to hear.

In Jersey City, I wouldn't risk it. 

Quote from @Jordan Moorhead: @Logan M. those homes look nice!

Quote from @Jordan Ray: Quote from @Felicia West: Hi there.  

For example, while I am a remote provider originally from New Jersey, I find that I can be particularly effective for clients where I'm located here in Oklahoma City because I hold the majority of my investments here and cut my teeth doing my own books and taxes in OKC.

Quote from @Jordan Moorhead: @Daniel Windingstad cashflow is hard everywhere dude, where it isn't typically the appreciation isn't as good. 

So, NYC, Newark, Jersey City, Philadelphia, New Haven, Hartford, etc. are all having issues with crime and affordability. 

I know in New Jersey, you cannot bill if you clean it yourself outside of the actual chemicals used (I.E. free labor).