Where are you looking to be in a few years in terms of your RE portfolio and personal finances?

Just keep in mind, that a tax re-evaluation request MIGHT result in a higher tax. 

But make sure you consume a good amount of NJ specific info as well as your normal RE info.

Inspection and clean drain of debris, and re-secure drain fasteners if necessary.

We have bought several MF properties where we are doing extensive rehabs and re-renting at higher rates, and I have talked to other contractors about potentially partnering at cost for equity. 

I am re-running numbers to see how badly I did on this first one haha, but thankfully been able to cover the expenses with my own cash.

I’ll see if he’s willing to change it and I’ll look around, but as of right now, it looks like I may be just going the RE lawyer route to purchase.

I hope this post is ok.I want to say I am new to RE investing, but really I've been investing in REITs for close to 15 years, and over the past 2 years have been underwriting hard money loans (using Groundfloor).

Do this by attending RE events and joining a local investors association.

Investing in RE can result in huge financial implications.