I am a resident of middlesex county but looking to invest in multifamilies in other counties and Sussex is of interest to me.How is the population demographics - Blue collar ?

The house is in a blue collar neighborhood and was built in 1925.  

There will be an influx of new homes, from the flood damage, that should come on the market by Spring, people not willing to deal with rising water (which was caused by the NE winds, high tide and winds that pushed water back into the river from the ocean). 

Hi all, I have two questions relating to sheriff sales.1) I am wondering if anyone can chime in on the difference between the judgement amount vs upset amount. I was under the impression that a property will not sell ...

Sorry Mindy it was my mind, or rather the drop down that kept hiding the big blue post button when my ever present cursor got to that area.In any case, I have a question on re-financing (REFI) a rental property.

(I realize that my stat's of homeless to laziness don't match...that's because I live in a Blue state - the stats make sense if you look nation wide)I love my country and the opportunities it affords me. 

If you're on the ocean you're probably looking year round but cheaper prices in winter and snowbirds that will stay for a month+) Biggest factor....

@Kyle DutsonBut it does not show asa link in blue.

@Matias Pereyra Sorry I didn't see your post earlier, the message thing didn't work for some reason as it didn't highlight my name in Blue.

I self taught myself Financial Math, Economics and read a lot of books about Investing, both Real Estate and Stocks.After 1 year from Graduation, I bought my first investment Property in Brooklyn.7 years and a few more Investment Properties, I was financially free.20 years after I bought my first Investment Property, I have almost $20 Million Assets Under Management (AUM) for several Partners and myself, all in Brooklyn.So pretty much the Rags to Riches story with a NYC flair.Like Old Blue Eyes said, "If I can make it here, I can make it anywhere..... it's up to you, New York, New York!"