Quote from @Jordan Moorhead: @Melissa Odom private money has been awesome for me and helped me grow my portfolio tremendously.We used it to do BRRRR where we bought the property with private money, rehabbed it with that money too and refinanced as soon as we could to get them their money back.Our private money lender was happy because they made their return and didn't have any worries because we were an easy borrower.

Quote from @Jordan Ray: Quote from @Phil Petite: Hello, BP Posters!

I would definitely be interested.I am in Jersey City New Jersey.

@Jordan Scottcomps, comps, comps.with a BRRRR, you want it to appraise at what the comps are valued at.so you rehab it to the level of the comps.

Quote from @Jordan Moorhead: @Tim Townhill was that for tenant owned homes or did you own the homes in the park? 

@DaVontaye Jordan, there is too much here to give really good advice plus it looks like you're in NV and your state's laws may differ but I'll try to give a couple things to think about. 1.

Quote from @Jordan Connett: Personally i'm in Denver and BRRRR is not a strategy I'm chasing right now due to the fact I cannot cashflow deals with rates and prices. we are still flipping, developing and buying larger apartment projects (sometimes BRRRR on those) but single unit BRRRR is not a strategy for us, here, right now. we are seldom doing Brrr s on single family units  duplexes and 4 plexes are what works.

Most of the damage in NJ from the hurricane took place in south jersey.

If the listing agent is owed commission by the seller depends on your New Jersey listing contracts.

Due to the excessive demand of shelter in NYC the city had to develop strategic programs to assist people with moving out of shelter and with the explosion of rent prices in NYC many people are looking to other cities close to NYC such as Newark, Irvington, Jersey City, etc.. to find apartments they can afford.