Hudson County is an excellent area to grow in and BP is an excellent vehicle to get all your questions answered - for free.

[/b]Good day Bp,So i took my course about 2-3 month and passed my course test , completed the fingerprint process,and went ahead to apply for approval through the DBPR. as I was caught up in the moment (excited and pumped up ready to take my state exam I sent in my application for approval to them) ..... in the DBPR app I included one of my recent ( and only ) charge which was a misdemeanor for possession of Cannabus of <20 grams ( it was literally $10 worth,which was not even mine :the marijuana was property of my acquaintance who's car we were in.Long story short: the officer pulled up to my friends driver side of the vehicle automatically spotted a nug of the grass on his lap asked that we both stepped out the vehicle.

I am currently invested in mostly low risk investment vehicles, but i'm very interested in diversifing my portfolio further.

I am a true believer of SFH as my investment vehicle and I think it is the way to go.

They usually look vacant and have a bunch of contractor vehicles in the front of the house.

Around here, the neighborhoods can go from stable to sketchy in a couple of blocks, so having some (somewhat) more precise data is helpful.

The only con now is I must make time to go and check up on the property to make sure no code violations (grass being mowed, no vehicles parked in grass, fence not falling down, etc).

But neighbor wants to have the brick/mortar repaired, and with the stress and frustration, they would like to be compensated with the entire porch repaired (re-touched to be precisely for all the mortar).

Are bike and walking paths important, bus lines and parking as people move from vehicles to living spaces or shopping.

I agree, it will be interesting to see what types of returns these vehicles will need to produce to be viable.