There's also a section that lays out what the tow company has to do and in similar fashion if they don't they can be sued.Not saying this as something scary (because it's pretty easy to make sure you're operating correctly) rather it might waste more time if you have defend your case in small claims.

Some are incredible homes of old money auto execs that can be purchased for a steal... or intern literally broken into and all of your stuff stolen.  

We investors are the experts in the Real Estate Community and seek to protect and enhance our reputation by keeping sellers informed throughout the entire process.In terms of a “subject to” transaction specifically, it is in our best interest as a growing real estate investor to make all mortgage payments and to do so in a timely fashion for multiple reasons:One of the first things we will likely do upon acquiring title to the property is make repairs and upgrades to the property.

One of my most recent apartment buildings will not have a great COC in year 1, but will be a fantastic investment if I look at the IRR (internal rate of return).

I would like to do a little bit of internal analysis to help this group out a bit.We can categorize this discussion into two different groups:1) The Experienced InvestorsThose of us who are in this group have a lot to offer.

They're the ones that tip the balance in the landlord's internal calculation of, "Is this life really worth it?"

in some fashion in order to put the expense onto the tenants completely.

I do not know the proper channels to follow and move forward and would love to intern with someone in the NJ area.

I now am in the management consulting field and I am primarily working with banks on ensuring their compliance with lending regulations and internal controls.

Check BNI international or a LeTip (professional networking associations) had great experience with some BNI folks before.