I would've thought turnover in Jersey would be quicker as taxes are among the highest whereas in NY, taxes are lower in high population counties and banks can afford to hold onto their inventory for longer for a bigger payout.

If you have a lot where one could build multiple units then you can spread your overall development cost among the various units rather than just one single home having to absorb the entire development cost alone.

What makes them stand out among the dozens of others doing the same trade?

This is among the best advice I was starting out.

Once the home gets sold or refinanced, the debt is paid first, then whatever is left is split among the owners.There are a couple of ways that you can get this thing financed and closed relatively quickly too, since it is an investment property.Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

Also among the most educated:https://www.citylab.com/life/2...I can't imagine this will hold, but we'll see. 

If spread out across the USA it is not as much of a big deal… we are already bidding against hedge funds to get good deals in my po-dunk market… Among the targets is neighboring cities to destination locations(basically Round Rock to Austin, West Palm Beach to Miami, Franklin to Nashville).Also, cities that have international airports in business friendly tax states for possible and assumed industry placement.

I'm asking this in broad economic terms.If the dollar becomes worthless due to "unsustainability of our fiat system" and we enter into a hyperinflationary period, that would mean that physical assets real estate (and many stocks) would be among the only things that retains value.If we have a real estate bust, then the dollar becomes more valuable in that the purchasing power of cash goes up.Basically, these doomsayers always have some story to support things going to crap. 

It's a disregarded entity, so makes sense to be a NJ entity, and NJ is among the easiest states to form and maintain an LLC. 

Alon,What is the common thread among the 3 businesses?