It is a nice, quiet neighborhood with good schools right across the bridge (about a mile away) from downtown New Brunswick which is a city home to Rutgers, RWJ Hospital, Johnson & Johnson, NJ Transit train to NYC and a lot of development going on including a brand new theater and a huge development project at the train station which will include shopping, food and apartments.

If you have difficulty finding a position initially, try and find a position as a Processor or Loan Officer Assistant, get some experience for a year or so, and stay on the lookout for new MLO openings as you gain experience!

@Darius KellarI would add:Always pay your bills on time and never ever be late- this will boost your credit score which is essential for loan qualifications.Live well within your means- drive a car used car that is paid off, live for free with your parents as long as you can, don't go out to the club and drop cash on food and drinks.Safe as much as your income, living situation and bills allow.Use this time to make a solid plan for your real estate investment journey. 

People don't sue people that qualify for food stamps.

People don't sue people that qualify for food stamps.

I'm thinking of switching it up and doing this Saturday morning, say 10-11/11:30, so folks could come up and then go out and enjoy all that the valley has to offer (wine, food, culture). 

People don't sue people that qualify for food stamps.

People don't sue people that qualify for food stamps.

Located at the end of Bush Street is a brand-new Whole Foods Market and brewery.

We have a few commercial developments under way which will be bringing some new entertainment to town, and the food scene is starting to blossom here as well.