Buy near a light rail station for easy transportation into the city. 

@Thomas Dorwin yes to both, I'm stationed on shore duty in Yokosuka until September when I report to the CVN stationed in Yokosuka for two more exciting years of sea service.  

I was stationed in Shreveport for four years and did my best to make it to New Orleans several times a year for a mini-vacation.

THE HOUSE IS ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE LOCAL POLICE STATION WHICH THEY ARE AWARE OF SO I WOULD THINK THAT IF THEY WERE INTO ANYTHING ILLEGAL THAT THEY WOULDN'T LIKE BEING SO CLOSE TO THE COPS.BOTH HAVE BAD CREDIT FROM THE CAR CRASH BUT SEEM TO BE FINALLY GETTING ON THEIR FEET.

And that's assuming they would go for our parking plan and wouldn't require a full lift station.

Small commercial lenders that work with local businesses and contractors and are not stationed on the main floor of the bank are the ones we deal with and build a relationship with.

As long *** there aren't any dry cleaners, chemical manufacturers or gas stations close to you, there is likely not an issue.

@Jeongmin J.Milpitas is currently building a BART station next to the Great Mall.

A few days ago on our local news station, the story was "Gas prices are up because consumers are worried about a recession."

This is completely anecdotal/experiential, but I just don't see any 'hope' there in the near future when I visit the city.If its one of the redevelopment zones closer to/in Newark, then I would see how close you are to the path station, Newark Penn Station, business center, or one of the upcoming neighborhoods.