Taxes can always kill a deal in the Garden State.

Greetings from another Garden Stater!

Contractors/ handy men/ gardeners in the area?

., org for community garden)3. selling the land (what are ideas for doing this... land doesn't seem to be first choice for what realtors want to sell)I live in the Bay Area so have to keep this in mind as I explore options.Thanks!!!

Lots of work.I like the idea for most folks we are looking to invest to get to 10 to 50 doors which ever way they can either sfr or small multi or a nice 50 unit garden apartment.. etc etc. its the rental business and all that comes with it.

But acts like mowing and gardening can --- at least in theory --- also establish adverse possession.

Especially if you've been to the school of hard knocks or have some similar education under your belt.My wife and I bought a 23 unit run down garden motel.

I should have noticed the moss on the roof and giant pine trees.I lived in McAllen, TX. for a couple years while I bought a lot of foreclosures.

The building seems to have an in-law garden unit with around 6.6 ft ceiling height.

We just put a beautiful house in Garden Grove on the market on Friday and today received an offer from a local buying agent with a well known firm that he would like to hold open houses for us Friday, Saturday and Sunday this weekend in order to get a buyer and earn the 2.5% commission we're offering and that on top of that he will throw us an extra $500 for allowing him to do this.