I don't live or invest in Northern New Jersey so I wont pretend to give you an answer to your specific question (which I think needs you to provide more information like the size, actual location, type of building, condo fees, proximity to public trans, etc. ) but rather a more generic question that says if you're looking to bulk buy...don't do it for New Jersey unless you target a specific market that you learn very well, because there is too much variation.

Pretend to be a renter and secret shop your competition.

Hi @Andy Cross,They way I see it, you can "waste" your time knocking doors, talking to real people, getting real experience and real feedback on your value proposition OR you can waste your time pretending you're working putting together marketing materials without any experience and feedback, spend money, and hope that someone calls you so that you can get face-to-face with them to get real experience and feedback on your value proposition.Door knocking isn't that huge a commitment.

Pretending otherwise, and feigning indignation about the obvious is either naive or disingenuous.

Why do you keep pretending I do?

For purposes here let's pretend I bought this placehttps://www.zillow.com/homedet...EXPENSES:-Purchase Price: $350K-25% down, finance balance-Assume 6% interest rate?

I am surprised all of these people are even pretending you can make $3k net a month off $100k.

I started to study the American market about two years ago now I'm ready to take the next step.I pretend to invest in turnkeys and after start fix and flip houses.

And once they realize that your requesting a refund, they’ll pretend to transfer you but you’ll end up getting a robo voicemail or hung up on.

I don't know @Chris Feltus but I know he's not a pretender here on BP.