Before a building permit is issued, the owner of the property shall submit a notarized and recorded copy of an agreement stating that the owner understands and will abide by the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance.

Also, is it the first person who submits an application and passes the background/credit check who I move forward with as the tenant to fill the unit?

I've tried several ways of handling this, but the most successful strategy I've found is to have the tenants submit a paint swatch, and once you've approved it, you can hire painters (or paint yourself) to paint it that color, while charging the tenants for time + material.

I have missed properties by my offer not getting submitted fast enough even with me having the higher offer.

I went ahead and submitting info to get pre-qualified with him as well.My mindset was, I might as well talk to a number of lenders and get pre-qualified with a few of them at around the same time so all the credit pulls count as one.

That being said, I decided to submit this post on Bigger Pockets, to understand if there are any owners, wholesalers or real estate agents out there in Northern NJ, that may have a multi family property available to look at.

I have the expertise to research various zoning, code and site development requirements but also can completed design drawings, coordinate engineers and submit to the municipality for construction permits under my own license.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Any input would be helpful.

Hey BP- I need to submit a notarized letter to the city of Oakland stating my property has been vacant for more than 60 days.

I reach out to a lender, submit the application (or verbally relay my information over the phone to avoid another hard inquiry), and when I ask for an estimate of rates, they disappear or take an unreasonable amount of time to respond and follow up is non existent.