We are 1 hour from toll booth to GW bridge so people from the city are always looking to purchase or rent in this area and commute back to the city due to the extremely lower cost of living.

I heard people who structure the loan such a way that the back-end loan after the initial bridge loan is under the passive investors credit.

The coach should give you a blueprint that bridges the gap in where you are now, and where you want to go working together.

I'm interested in a property in Granite Bay, It's not quite priced at Flip price but enough for me as an owner occupant. We're able to get a conventional loan but not for a month or two, so we're hoping to find someon...

I'm also wondering if Westport will be impacted by this development - will it be treated as 'across the bridge', somewhere no one who works in Port Covington wants to live..?

And as far as reno vs improvement, I guess ill just wait to cross that bridge when I get to it and focus on the beginning details :) thanks again!

My advice is to jump the bridge & move out to New Jersey.

We obtain a 75% LTV bridge loan on a non-performing assets with IO payment for anywhere between 1.5-3 years while we're stabilizing the assets.

I am not very experienced and would greatly appreciate any advice on things I may be overlooking or just flat out missing.Thank you,JH Bridge

The above was mostly a suggested approach to building bridges rather than repelling anyone else from offering help.