Darnell Austin
Professional Wholesaler
27 April 2016 | 3 replies
Does anyone know investors actively seeking opportunities in New Jersey?
Drew Slew
New Jersey 1br condo buy
25 July 2016 | 8 replies
Also moving to jersey my NYC income should increase 200-300/m I assume due to no more city tax.
Stephen Loguidice
I'm only looking at Cash on Cash - am I being stupid on this one?
18 June 2016 | 9 replies
@Stephen Loguidice South Bronx Jersey city east NY East FlatbushAnd the list goes on and on.
Eugene Rey
strip mall, nj area
12 June 2014 | 8 replies
@Eugene Rey I invest in NNN anchored small retail strip center investments in New Jersey myself.
Michael D.
Financing for Hurricane Sandy Rehabs
1 March 2013 | 6 replies
Hi Everyone,After hurricane Sandy there have been tons of gutted, water damaged homes that have come on the market at the Jersey shore.
William Gonzalez
What would you do ?
21 February 2013 | 5 replies
Most of the investor buys in that region bets on future rent increases and appreciation, or sometimes just capital preservation -- all of them bet for the long run.Maybe some warzones in bronx or brooklyn, what inventory might remain of them, might cash flow positive, or out to warzone border areas in parts of new jersey and connecticut.
Daren H.
Filling Rental Vacancy
1 June 2013 | 9 replies
There is a really great one I HIGHLY, HIGHLY reccomend for the Pennsylvania and New Jersey markets. www.property-managerllc.com is their website.
Justin Bush
Taking the Plunge!
26 July 2013 | 4 replies
Justin Bush,You may want to consider that start the business by incorporating with the State of New Jersey.
Elbert D.
Are there any problems investors have investing in Chicago?
29 April 2017 | 2 replies
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Account Closed
Cheap properties available - Would You Buy In A Banana Republic?
6 July 2017 | 24 replies
There’s the amount of debt as a percentage of the state’s GDP, the amount of debt per person (debt per capita), and the state’s current credit rating.The 10 states with the worst debt to GDP ratios are:New York-22.71%South Carolina-21.31%Rhode Island-19.40%Washington-18.83%Florida-18.65%Kentucky-18.50%Illinois-18.45%Connecticut-17.52%California-17.18%Pennsylvania-17.17%The 10 states with the most debt per person are:Massachusetts-$11,337.63Connecticut-$9,297.33Rhode Island-$8,919.27Alaska-$8,516.41New Jersey-$7,517.15New York-$7,040.97Hawaii-$6,194.64New Hampshire-$6,152.00Delaware-$5,962.86Vermont-$5,259.69And perhaps the most important factor is the credit rating of any given state.