With rising interest rates but still high home prices people a lot of people are thinking of staying in there current house (with 3% 30 year fixed mortgage) but might need to add on or simply remodel.

It's very, very hard to win with a FHA loan in New Jersey now because there is a lot of competition and the properties need to be in good shape to pass FHA inspections.

Converting a room into a bedroom within the confines of the existing footprint is almost always a win.

FF is simply a lead gen funnel.

Even Virtual Wholesalers.Some say they are simply a middle man and provide no value.I think a middle man provides the a necessary function.

There's simply not a lot of small multis here.

Prudent to not take application and simply show them the Home.

Is it better that the seller's mortgage gets paid (by someone else) and the property turned into a rental or should the seller simply 'walk away" and stop making payments and the property become vacant ?

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It is my belief that if we pulled only those with 8 digit and more RE assets, the appreciation wins hands down.