I'm looking to for a personal property for myself, I found a really cheap 1br co-op unit.. this is in New Jersey.. especially in the area wont find single family or townhomes, under 300kThe price of the co-op unit is around 130k, but co-op wants a cash purchase also the fees are $600 a month which are the taxes and HOA feesyou have to live there 1 year before you can rent the property out.. rent for this unit goes for $1600 a month my plans were to live there for 1 year and then rent it out. 

Homes in Jersey City are old and come with a host of hidden issues (I know from first-hand experience).

My name is Aileen Qu, and I'm a humble investor based in New Jersey.

I bought some property in Jersey City and Newark a few years ago, rock bottom prices....they have appreciated dramatically, while my cousin's million dollar home in the burbs only appreciated slightly, but has much more space to go down and down, especially during a recession.I'm looking at some property in Philly and Willmington now....seems like a great investment because I can't see prices going much lower and the cash flow is amazing....although I'm not sure how easy it is to find section-8 renters, i need to do more research.

We're actively seeking an investor-friendly contractor in South Jersey for BRRRR projects.

Hi all,After much research on BP and a few other sites (Onerentalatatime), discussions with my realtor/some REI friends and reviewing tons of listings, I am in the process of making my first real estate investment in Jersey City.

Hey BiggerPockets community- I'm curious if anybody has had success (or experience) investing along the Jersey Shore with short term rentals? 

I’m in New Jersey 

correction - for most states except New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Rhode Island. 

My first thought was to look into the multifamily market - that is where previously focused my efforts in New Jersey and have had success.