Banks don't seem to lend for investing for property being 70 and lower in new jersey.

Hello everyone! I am a newbie looking to make a full time transition into real estate investing hopefully by 2018! I would love to connect with any full time or part time investors in the area experienced in wholesali...

Hi everyone,My name is Joe and I am a new investor in the South Jersey area.

Hey Guys,I'm planning to give someone a loan secured a home on the jersey shore.

Good morning BP friends,I need a attorney in Northern New Jersey that has knowledage in SDIRA.Thank you in advance for any recommendations. 

Hi all,My wife and I are looking into buying our first home and have the following question for New York City (where we currently reside) / Jersey City, NJ (where the property is located) :- I understand that it depends on the lender whether they "allow" gifts as down-payments, correct?

In the New Jersey area.

The first post here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/432/topics/42...So whether or not I am able to buy my very first property I want to chronicle this so people can at least see the tedium and they can probably do better than me.So my objective remains more of less the same and thanks to some replies I have a little more information and I have taken some steps as well as more questions so let's begin:Requirement:ROI doesn't matter too much as long as it can sustain me a little bit and that is utilizing an FHA loan or its equivalent.It is in Jersey City heights because I still have aging parents to look out for.Like I mentioned in the previous thread I want FHA financing but I'm open to other options.As for multi-family I am willing to do multifamily or mixed if the price is rightImprovements needed should be minimal but if it can be completely fixed via an FHA loan with a 203k without incurring any additional out of pocket costs then I am for it.Vacancy doesn't matter too much because I'm sure people will want to live in the heights.Action taken so far: I still have been going to realtors and getting pre-approved for a mortgage in Wells Fargo which if you are socially awkward like I am is a big step.

@Michael Macklin How about New Jersey?

and you don't need access do a sweep on the yard when no one is home there are almost no areas where the tanks are under the ground in the basement except maybe jersey city