Our team along with clients all are heavily investing in the area, and it is a strong place to start. close proximity to New York and New Jersey, paired with extremely affordable property/taxes and high rental demand make it on most people's radar.  

I’m 28 and debating whether to withdraw $60K from my Roth 401(k) to help fund a new rental property.

Similarly, if you put several Class D tenants in a Class A 4-plex, what do you think will happen to the property?

Trying to “take over” a vacant property that appears abandoned is not for the untrained would-be investor.

On my property above I'm prep'ing to build a new unit...you could arguably say that changes the nature of the use...and it likely does.

I typically recommend a new construction for a true turnkey property as the builder typically has some sort of warranty.

NOTE: most property management software is designed so that any building with more than one unit is categorized as a multi-family property.

I am a landlord with 1 rental property in Philadelphia, 1 in Washington DC, 1 in Florida, 1 in Ohio and 2 in California[Discuss how the properties are titled.

Here are some key strategies to consider:*Invest in Distressed Properties – The best deals for investors often come in foreclosures, short sales, and older homes in need of renovation.

An argument can be made that you build wealth FASTER with higher priced properties.