Additionally, we are focusing on single family homes in Bergen County, NJ 

4, Have you ever worked with turnkey providers who also throw in additional incentive by helping you acquire a rehab and they would manage the rehab and subsequently rental.

This project is essentially a complete gut that will include addition of roughly 700 SQF, new roof, siding, landscaping, privacy fence, hardwood flooring installation, interior re-design into an open concept floor plan, upgraded kitchen with granite counters, new cabinets, stainless steel appliances, etc.

Financial stability and accumulation is definitely a plus; personal accomplishments and legacy more of a driving factor.

Yes, and no.No for Cash:  Someone has to have cash, if you are buying all cash or partial cash (down payment).No for Credit:  If there is a loan involved where credit is a qualifying factor, someone must be able to qualify.Yes for Cash:  There may not be any cash involved, but if there is, it doesn't have to be your cash.Yes for credit:  There may not be any loans involved, but if there is, it doesn't have to be your credit that is used to get the loan(s).

I'm preparing an offer for a triple decker and am trying to figure out how to factor in for the GC for labor.Thanks!!

The exempted properties are up to 2 years with an additional 25% interest after the first year making the interest rate 50%. 

Our state lobbyist out of Olympia spoke for a full hour on the socialistic bills and ideas coming out of the city council in Seattle in the Capitol.They are contemplating or have already enacted rules regarding no rent raises when service calls are unresolved, must show cause to terminate a m-m agreement, rent control, 5% capital gains taxes on RE sales (in addition to the 1.7% excise tax), pre-'78 lead inspections, periodic unit inspections, etc.  

I've got the architect's drawings ready to go, we're about to pull permits, but I know they don't have the cash to get past tearing down the illegal 2nd story addition and closing up the second floor (ext framing, siding, roofing).

I would suspect it wouldn't especially if you factor in turnover and vacancy.