.@ Ryan - I do believe Holistic REI is the successor of Jax Investments as I started working with Jax Investments and it merely transitioned to Holistic REI.

They retain all the Airbnb reviews even if they ever transition away from me.

Therefore, I seek advice on navigating the complexities of land acquisition, including assessing financing options, evaluating long-term financial implications, and ensuring a seamless transition to ownership.Any insights or recommendations you can provide would be immensely valuable as I weigh this significant decision.

I'm a licensed architect in Orange County, California and recently transitioned to running my own practice full-time.

Then I moved to a program primarily for young men with developmental disabilities but highly functional, like working at Home Depot and Fed Ex who had some criminal histories so had to be supervised, now I’m at a transitional housing facility.

My goal during that time is to focus on marketing and networking as I make the transition from part time to full time agent and I'm looking for ways to make connections.

I just wasn't sure based on your wording you hadn't made it clear if those were bad or good examples since being by a train track could mean close to transit/train station and that could be a good thing, just was confusing that's all.Thank you 

However, I do think transit oriented New Jersey still has plenty of bright spots. 

As main Real Estate brokerages consolidate, those buyer brokers that remain will increasingly transition to flat fee brokerages or self brokerages to preserve the majority of their reduced commissions. 

It’s nice to see that you started that way and were then able to transition and scale with more multi-family units.