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Jimmy Thomas
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Irvington, New Jersey Market. Thoughts???

Jimmy Thomas
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Anyone have any thoughts on the Irvington, NJ area? I am thinking of diving into this market for Brrrring as I see many New Yorkers who are fleeing to NJ landing there and not being afraid to pay near NY rents. I know they were known for a bit of a crime problem, but the area seems to be turning, and as a Brooklyn Native I think I have an eye for what a Gentrifying area looks like. Nonetheless does anyone have any thoughts. It seems the market is flush with multifamiles. Any thoughts?

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Joseph A.
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Joseph A.
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I did some driving for dollars in the area my cousin lives and there are a lot of distressed properties so there's definitely opportunity for fixer uppers. I haven't completed my deep analysis of the area yet. 

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