(within subdivision,  parking spaces etc)o  Close to big employers and avoid those sensitive areas.o  Good schooling districts, easy access to public transportation etc.After some extensive research and to satisfy the above said points I have decided to acquire a land to build some rental units.   

I do have capital to pay cash for up to 1 or 2 properties, depending on price.Primary commercial properties i'm interested in are,Retail/small plazasOffice buildingsMedical BuildingsIndustrial spaces that relate to transportation ( such as semi truck yards/shop/parking)Also, these are the current websites i mostly use to search for properties, please let me know if there are any other. 

The reason Lawrenceville was able to come back is because it is self-sustaining with business and transportation.  

Section 8 rents are good in relation to the market prices, values are fairly stable, population is increasing and there is a strong rental market with good public transportation.

The excess is meant to cover typical family needs, such as food, transportation and so forth and is referred to as residual income.

you are basically meeting the 1% rule... very rough guideline monthly rents equal 1% or more of total cost so 1200 is 1% of 120,000 (assuming it doesn't need many repairs) ... any public transportation around you.  

Just open Google Maps and check the time it would take you with public transportation from different areas. 

Home prices seem extremely reasonable and transportation into NYC are both items that attract me to the area.If you are looking to connect with some NJ investors check this post out NJ Roll CallHere are some helpful tips:If you aren't sure how to use the @ sign, go here to learn how to use the mention option (@) If you find something helpful or a bper answers a question you had, go ahead and use the "Vote" button to show your appreciation.

The county you live in Monroe is among the best counties as it has stores, transportation to NYC, recreation a highway network and affordable housing.  

Given that most "good" investors do not throw money away, how do you acquire your transportation vehicle?