Hi BP - I'm a North Jersey investor and am looking to connect and network with a specific niche: owners and investors in licensed Rooming Houses or Boarding Houses in NJ.

If you did not deliver the proper Notice to the tenant, missed deadlines or tried something else that is not legal, your eviction case will be thrown out.A normal eviction for non-payment of rent should be settled in a month, I can only imagine that your property management company does not know how to follow the law - and I hate to say it, I know several, that do not even meet the necessary license requirements and therefore no surprise they don't know.

If you are interested in sales and commercial deals I would see about getting licensed.

:) Heck I should just move back there, I still have my old license...... ;-)

Were they licensed?

With a "real" cost segregation study, it is signed by a licensed engineer who absolutely is a "qualified individual."

I did get a building there that is zoned for rental, and you have to get both a State License and a City License to rent property there.

I am not an engineer, so please consult with an engineer or licensed GC in your area before proceeding, but this should be a fairly minor change that should be completed in under 1 day.

A few of the DSCR investors we work with require the owner have landlord/property management experience OR that a licensed PM is in place to manage the property.

In Arizona, for example, STR owners generally aren't required to have a liquor license if they're providing a bottle of wine as a "gift," as long as you're not selling it or charging for it.