Hi Everyone,I have a client who is looking for an apartment complex in the NJ, PA, DE area and I wanted to ask for advice on ways to search for apartment complexes.

The rent control situation is a problem, luckly, mine will de delivered empty.

@Marc-Andre BordeleauBienvenue chez BP.Vous trouverez plusieurs investisseurs de Québec et de la région d'Ottawa ici.

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The records you find will beNotice of Default, contains all the lender, mortgagee info, date of filing, note principle and past due amount.There's two more NODs, one each 30 daysThe coup de grâce is the Notice of Trustee Sale, date, time, location thereof.At any time, the process can be terminated with a Notice of Reinstatement, and in a non-judicial foreclosure, there is no period of Redemption.You can get any title company to put you on a list to receive this information, typically for a small fee/month.The Calif process is shown here.SEE YOUR ATTORNEY for professional advice.

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There are a few out here in the DelMarVa area, but I haven't found one that seems to understand the DE market, where I live currently, which makes it difficult to accept a hard money loan.

However, we do typically quickly analyze and look mostly at D/E (Debt-to-equity) of the borrower as well as their current ratio ( current assets/current liabilities).

While South Jersey isn't as bad as Central or North Jersey, it is still much higher than PA and Delaware, but because you're in the Philly metro market, the rent rates are not comparably higher.

I have been to a Delaware tax sale.