Along with constant moving.. many of these tenants at least in that market will simply move annually they know the landlords will bend over backwards for a 100% voucher so they just pack up the few things they have an move to a freshly renovated house and leave their old house behind..

Even modest upgrades (kitchen, bathroom, fresh paint) can make a big difference without requiring a major financial investment.

I am looking to partner up with an investor that has the experience from that perspective.  

As I’m now looking to start purchasing and flipping properties on my own, I’m seeking any advice or guidance on getting started, particularly when it comes to finding good deals in the Central New Jersey area.In addition to learning more about the investment side, I’m also open to networking and offering my expertise from a contracting perspective to help others in the community.I appreciate any insights and look forward to connecting!

Although from the landlord's perspective, it appears that the price has been dropped significantly from where they started, it still may not be enough to meet current market levels where demand is sustainable. 

New listeners really need to understand that RE is a long game and bringing back people that have been doing it for a long time and getting that perspective would definitely be worthwhile. 

Again "it depends"Thanks for sharing your perspective!

1) We want the court responses going to the attorney, not us.2) We use eviction-focused attorneys that have scales of efficiency & price accordingly, so we really wouldn't save the owner much anyways.Have tried to share the "other side's perspective" with you, but you seem stuck on proving you're a victim.WIsh you the best of luck.

From a buyer's perspective, I don't think I want to go into business with someone who I don't know.

I'm happy to share my experiences with you, hopefully it'll lend a little bit of perspective.