Since I don't personally invest in South Jersey I can't really recommend anyone specifically but if you reach out to @Tom Dagney or check out the vendors on the SJREIA website you will see a few title companies who would likely be familiar with doing this since they work with other investors in South Jersey.

I hear you, and this upgrade is definitely on the horizon.I think your specific issue today got caught up in an update we did this morning.

Hey, I was toying with the idea of using a HELOC to fund a non-real estate investment, specifically buying some debt.

I (as a Buyer) want to see TDS before hiring any inspectors so I can ask them to look closely at specific areas.

Is there a reason you like this property specifically?

I'm just trying to understand the general situation, not looking for legal advice or an answer in a specific situation at this point. - standard disclaimers about questions apply.Thanks very much.sw

Also, definitely stay away from websites zillow and Icomps for comps- those sites can be up to 70% off on their numbers.Now I don't know the specifics of your deal like beds/baths, lot size, etc, but looking at comps within a .1 of the area, I would guess you'd be in the upper 300k range.

That's why it's buyer beware and there are contracts with specific language.

Specifically: Corona, Eastvale, Chino, Chino Hills, Norco, Jurupa, Pomona, Ontario, Covina, Brea, Diamond Bar, Mira Loma, Riverside, Cucamonga, Montclair, Claremont, Fontana, La Verne, or Upland? 

The classification of multifamily properties is not set in stone.Some people look at it by Construction Year exclusively, and others weigh in the Property Conditions, Ammenities, etc.Here is a very general classification by construction year:Class A: 0-15 years oldClass B: 16-29 years oldClass C: 30+ years oldClass D: 30+ years old in high crime areas.To answer your specific question about section8 being a Class B or A, I’d say it is not likely.