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Old 12-19-2007, 05:35 PM
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I am planning to move to Bridgewater and just wanted some expert advise on whether or not $75K is enough to survive with a family of 3?
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Depends on how you live, and how much house you want/need. You're not likely to find much for sale under $400k, and there aren't many rentals in Bridgewater. If you've got typical American car/credit card debt, it could be tough, as you'll likely only qualify for a $225-250k mortgage.
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I am planning to stay on rent and not buying a house over here as i wont be here for more than a year. Also is jersey city better or Bridgewater from a safety and a schooling (Special education) perspective.
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What are the percentage of apartments in Bridge water?
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I would take a chance with Bridge Water. Jersey City is not that great.
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Almost any suburban town would be better/safer than any urban city like Jersey City. BUT, most urban city have many more public programs available such as public transportation and special needs education programs. Im not saying they dont exist in Bridgewater, I have no idea. But just that in general urban citys have more of these programs.
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