The NAS is trying to bring the hammer down on wholesalers by lobbying local and state governments to ban or regulate wholesaling.

Lobbying with community, councilman, police and ZBA to get nonconforming exception again will definitely require extensive time.

Trust me there are few here like that office colleague who has been telling you every year for the last 5 years that he is looking to leave but then also lobbying with the boss for his next promotion!!!!!!

BP Investors and Gamers,I had an agent bring up an idea about hosting a online game lobby where you could invite serious real estate investors to discuss methods and share ideas.

I'm sure people could wax intellectual about that topic all day long, but unless the context is about lobbying local government to change permit requirements, it's not a very fruitful use of time.

Maybe in the lobby.

My towns have restaurants, movie theaters, live music venues, concerts on the green, great schools, and more.

Pros - new construction with 10-year warranty so minimized headache as a rental, great location in terms of proximity to costco, trader joes, target, turnpike, route 1, busses, jersey ave train station, movie theater, marriott, restaurants, plans to build luxury high rise rentals in the same complexCons - extremely high taxes, worried train station project will fail or continue to be delayed, low margin in renting out unit, no amenities.Does anyone have any thoughts on whether this is a relatively low-headache/effort investment?

Sale price: $1,600,000 Redeveloped exterior and lobbies on 100,000 sq ft office building in downtown Joliet.

You won't have to worry about missing deadlines or waiting in the lobby for hours.