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Tread carefully, align with someone experienced and hopefully some active NJ landlords will chime in with more suggestions.

There are signs of foundation issues like water leakage in the past, cracks, repairs done on crack, doors not aligning and locking, small step like crack on the front of the house brick wall (picture attached) however inspection confirmed no foundation issues, so thinking of getting professional to look into foundation.

There are signs of foundation issues like water leakage in the past, cracks, repairs done on crack, doors not aligning and locking, small step like crack on the front of the house brick wall (picture attached) however inspection confirmed no foundation issues, so thinking of getting professional to look into foundation.

Number one is to make sure your financial interests align with the management company's.

The people that broke through the noise for me, brought a legit offer, meaning the numbers were in alignment with the market and they backed it up with a written offer the same day.     

I do that for folks who contact me and we determine after a 1x1 conversation if the strategy and goals align. 

This deal aligned with my goals of acquiring either value add or high COC return turnkey properties.

It seemed like all the stars were aligning for me to get the property at an excellent deal.

I would say neither, it's simply what aligns with my goals.So if you are going to be doing the work or not doing the work, just ask :Do I have the time for this?