dang lol people get upset on these forums lol.we use a method backward that has worked well for us. we use $50k per thousand as a way to check value and rent. i.e. if you buy a house for 200k it should rent for $2000 a month, this helps us evaluate deals for value and rents and can adjust accordingly- if you can rent a house for 200k for more than 2k its a great deal, less than 2 k maybe no so much, this method can be adjusted for most any value until you get into jumbo types-500k plus.this would just be for LTR.best of luck on your dealnathan

Moved to NJ a few months ago. Would love to network and build relationships with like minded individuals. 

I received an unsolicited offer -- several tens of thousands of dollars - to grant a perpetual billboard easement on some of my commercial land.

Previous issues that were reported were relatively minor and were addressed a few years ago, so there’s nothing outstanding in that regard.Some title or certificate of occupancy issues can cost tens of thousands to six figures to resolve. 

He can try to work out a modification of the loan in some way, and there are literally dozens of different types of modification that may be appropriate for any given situation and may prove beneficial for both parties.  

Yes and it literally takes 3 minutes to complete. 

So the biggest issue I have heard from them is of getting criticism from investors for sitting on capital and not deploying yet, not on portfolio performance, they sold off the "troubled children" to novice investors at nose-bleed prices this past 24mnths, there sitting golden right now, literally. 

There's literly dozens for free on Meetup. 

The inspections alone cost me $1,300, but that upfront investment saved me tens of thousands of dollars and spared me countless headaches.In short, buying older homes requires more diligence and negotiation, but when done right, it can be incredibly rewarding.

The next neighborhood over (literally across the street) is pretty nice, but falls in a different township that has higher property tax, and then the next neighborhood (about a 4 min drive and 15 minute walk) is much lower end, and while fine class C-ish area, you can't push rents much, and the village has its own income tax, so you will pay 2% of your net to the village...But back to first comment: take 4-5 days and travel to each.