It probably isn't since condo's by nature make for poor rental investments.

I don't mind putting in the work, but naturally having a 9-6 to be able to feed my family, I don't foresee any brokerage letting me work on weekends or just nights.Is this assumption incorrect? 

Here's my question:  I am an attorney and, by my nature and my profession, am pretty analytical. 

Good day everyone, I hope you had a wonderful weekend.A thought has been running through my mind lately as I have been trying to digest as much information as I can find regarding the due diligence process for commercial multi-family units.I am an engineer by background, and as my wife would point out, by nature I couldn't be anything else.

Some, those that are terrible people by nature, can be extremely venomous.

Seems like natural next step then if you already have multifamilies  :)  Best of luck!! 

If you have more space - naturally share it - but sounds like it is tight.

This happens naturally if you're in California, or some other hot area where you can buy a property today and then a week later it’s worth $100,000 more, it seems.

I would look at the rental properties around you first and then if you find it is not a good market, consider out of state (OOS) investing.YUP  unless your doing big TEXAS MF type deals... of a commercial nature like Cody above..

We are open to other areas in North Jersey but haven't found many towns that have relatively low taxes, close to nature and have a nice downtown.