I'm a licensed Realtor in NJ with a keen eye on investment properties.

I'm not real keen on the wording of that clause but the concept is mostly valid.

Not keen on where the other money is coming from, but I couldn’t stockpile money fast enough to make it happen.

Over the last few weeks I seem to have unwittingly developed a keen interest in real estate investing.

It wasn't a TK deal but as long as the numbers work then I don't see reason not to buy TK.I'm also using Jamie Hoffman from the Hoffman Team at LR, was refers to by Alex Craig and so far so good.I'm keen to grow my portfolio there and in the process of working with local banks.All the best, and feel free to PM me if you have any questions.

A lot of parks are not to keen on the idea of letting people rent out their homes so you have to check around and see if that is even and option.  

With that being said, I really wanted an affordable entry real estate, and was looking at possible rentals in the areas near me that offered a decent price, with a keen eye towards a multi family unit.With that being said, a foreclosure popped up (multi family) and is set to go to auction in a few days.  

Most of this should be fairly basic advice but I am well aware that there are certain complications from being a non-tax resident and I am very keen to ensure that I structure investments in a tax advantaged manner. 

I'm not keen on the multi family market as I focus strictly on SFH but there are several investors in the local REIAs that seem to be doing well with multifamilies.

Over my college years I developed a keen interest in real estate investing, and more importantly the financial freedom it can bring!