Hi Biggerpockets world.This is my first post and i am really existed.First of all I wish you be safe and healthy.Currently i live in NY but i think to take a license in NJ for investment purposes,as i read a lot the license will give more advantages and opportunities for new investors.Because everything is closed i want to study at home,but could you tell me the book or books for preparing real estate license exam in NJ that i can order at Amazon?

Just new investor nerves!

@Nicholas Garcia your FHA loan is a good rate, but if you are still paying PMI (which is likely) then you should probably examine refinancing just on that basis alone. 

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I catch myself thinking about RE while examining my patients..very annoying.I figure the only way to calm this obsession is to jump in with both feet.My goal is to start out small with SFR as rentals (3-5 within the next 6 months) then move to apartments by the end of 2020.

If specific concerns are raised (structural, moisture, electrical, etc) then the engineers or other specialists/trades are brought in for a more thorough examination.  

Just a heads-up: Philly L&I will not expedite blueprint examinations for EXISTING structures.

The more local and connected the better.And take their advice about examining your documentation.

Upon my quick examination of the title in public records, it looks like the home was titled to the Custodian (Equity Trust) FBO the seller's 401k. 

I'm nerves about it.