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New investor—Jersey Shore?

Chris Kelly
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Hi—potential new real estate investor here!  I’m excited about the opportunity, but would like some advice/ideas from this community.  My interest is investing in a vacation rental property in the Jersey Shore. Ideally would have a modest cash flow, but breakeven is acceptable to access tax and personal use benefits. My biggest concern is the ability to accomplish this since I would be relying on a few months of rent to cover the annual costs. Interested in Wildwood, NJ. $200k condo 10-15% down.  Any advice?  Any experience on vacancies during summer months?  Thank you!

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Wildwood is not as bad as they make it out to be.  It has high crime Compared to the rest of the county but relatively low for a low income area.  the closer you are to Wildwood Crest and North Wildwood the safer the areas are.  Also the area a block or two from the boardwalk are safer.  IF you don't know the difference of the 4 towns that make up Wildwood I would call a local realtor and chat, they will be happy to talk about the island.

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