I've went through a pre-approval from different lenders and it looks like I'm eligible to purchase up to 760-780k depending on the property that I buy.My gross income is about 119k / FICO 750-770 / paying student loan $560/moI'm looking for an advice to purchase a property in Bergen County, NJ - specifically leaning into Fort Lee & surrounding areas.I prefer to purchase a multifamily property but it looks like my purchasing power is a bit out of a reach in Fort Lee.I'm also starting to learn that Fort Lee is not a good rental investment area with my purchasing power.My main intention is to get somebody to live with me so it lowers my monthly payment, rather than creating a massive cash flow or return ATM.So I'm also open to buy a single family house that can have a solid layout for a room or basement rent.The fact of the matter is, I'm really not sure about the housing market in Bergen County and NJ in general so please give me a tip/info/advice!

There are also massive shifts in industries that up to now were fairly steady such as the hospitality industry. 70% of workers in hospitality/service industries are looking to change industries due to the insecurity of hospitality/service with the pandemic.

It's a massive pillar for REI and wealth building.

We were able to save and pay down a massive amount of debt because of it. 

Additionally, I can conduct a cost segregation study and take a massive bonus depreciation the first year, which will reduce my taxable income.

But this is a massive violation of HIPAA and hope he gets challenged in court.

@Ramanjeet K.If your goal is a massive primary residence first buy enough cash flowing investment properties to afford it.

This massive growth has opened up a few new opportunities for land investments.

Not only is there massive unit shortage in the rental space, but there is price impacts forcing tenant movement, and that means higher than average activity. 

I am also a massive fan of Tony Robbins and have hired a personal life coach through him that I have had for over 3 years.