Hey guys I have a quick question.I had all the attentions of buying my first rental property at the end of this year (I live in NY and planned on buying my first property in the NJ region) I just got offered a job in LA where I'll be relocating in September.My question is should I still buy the property in NJ and have a property management company deal with it or drop the idea completely and start looking in the California region?

A few years ago we re-financed our 8-plex and got a conventional loan at 4.5% with Umpqua Bank (a regional bank based in Oregon).

Keep in mind different regions have different traditions as to who pays what costs.

Hello there, my name is Darwin and I will be relocating to the Capitol Region (again) and would like to form a team with contractors, realtors, brokers and investors.

Those will eventually trickle down to a fund that will sell singles or small pools.Another way to find bank NPNs is to contact local and regional banks directly.

This is due to the fact that it will likely cost you around $80-100/ft2 (this number is very regionally specific, but should be close in your area of FL for smaller to medium houses, 1200-1800ft2) to build a new house now.

As a Realtor serving the Pittsburgh region, I am currently working with investors both local and remote.

But you'll want some better advice from someone more familiar with the exact region you're planning to buy in.

As a Realtor serving the Pittsburgh region, I am currently working with investors both local and remote.

I'm much more familiar with the Route 1 corridor than the lakes region, but if the numbers are right.... ;) We have done several buy and holds (of multi-units), but just now branching into flips.What are you working on now?