I've heard from my contractor that specifically Jersey City in New Jersey is one of the MOST DIFFICULT cities to deal with going through the permit process.It's been OVER 2 months where we have been trying to pull permits to begin demo and renovate.

There are a lot of meetups in North Jersey.  

(not 1 year of full ownership yet, but prolly have 25% of home value by now)- good credit, not much CC debt and no other debt, around 25k savings cash.Options: - either pay down the student loan with a home equity loan around 3-4% if possible, take out 50k home equity loan, 30k for student loan and 20k id throw to my 25k cash and buy another rental- leave everything as is and just take out 20k home equity loan to boost up cash and get another property around 200k for a rental investmentANY IDEAS appreciated, and even happy to connect to tax CPA-s in New Jersey area.

HelloI am finally finding that the forclosures on the MLS in my area is getting too pricey I need to connect with a wholesaler in south jersey.

There was a case in New Jersey, (A BP Member had asked about), where a 9 month old baby had been burned on a radiator that was not equipped with a cover.

It seems that most investors are looking to buy out of state due to the high prices in NY.Curious to see if areas such as the Jamaica,Bronx, East NY, Staten Island, Jersey City, etc are good areas to invest in.

I am looking around 2 places ( depending where I choose to work), Jersey City, or around the Bethlehem/ Allentown (Pennsylvania area).

Hello,I am currently looking to begin some buy and hold investing in Monmouth and Ocean Counties, New Jersey. 

Also if somebody from north Jersey has experience with, and can shed some light on, what numbers could be expected at closing along with what operational expenses would look like in the first month, it would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, can someone recommend a handyman for Central Jersey?