As a Bridgeport agent/resident, the town has a lot in the works.

I owned a couple of 4 family apartment buildings, but got out because I was traveling out of town on business a lot, and the time/hassle was not worth the potential returns (one building consistently made me money, the other did not, but I could have probably turned it around)Anyways, now I'm older and exploring getting back into things.

I got that from going on foreclosures.com and looking up the community informationFor most of the towns around here it was around 13-14% vacancy so I just madei t 15 to go on the safe side when doing the numbers...I dunno tho i'd have to check with some realtors around here though to get better numbersAnyway, I'll try to find the tax office around here...thanks!

I'm a real estate buyer's agent in central Connecticut, landlord, aspiring investor and new blogger on all things real estate.I'm here to learn about managing my property, buying additional multis in CT and exploring opportunties I hadn't even considered.

In our city, a university town, the best and closest neighborhoods can get from $1150 to $1500 for a group of students.

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My reasons are:Recently graduated from college and have found a horrible job that pays next to nothing.Living with my aunt because I moved from our small town to a major city (thinking I would find a better paying job).No experience in real estate.

We called the town office and the seller paid $36 for it 8 years ago in a desperate estate deal (owner died unexpectadly, left wife with 18 properties she dumped in a hurry) The neighborhood is quaint, near a public school, decent.In order to pad the bank account for our down payment/closing, I decided to borrow $3500 from a low interest credit card.

I'll be in town in the next few months.

A co-worker told me that they purchesed a town house in Greece and that they got a good deal (about $140,000).