However, wouldn't that fee be based on how much you escrow?

I agree with Nicholas, I think you can build a very basic query that collects info from submitters, and then returns results based on one data set, like geo.

If they are open about asset based investment lending, you should try it.

I'm based out of NH, which means most of my nearby markets tend to be quite expensive.

But if we are measuring "competitive advantage" and therefore success based on the GPs that own the most units, have the biggest teams, and hopefully have the biggest bank accounts, I would say the primary differentiator is marketing spend.  

However, I usually go the conservative route when comping deals (NOT based on speculation or exaggerated predictions).

Hi everyone, I am an agent based in central and northern NJ and am curious about how investors are navigating the current real estate market.

I've heard there is potential in certain pockets of NH however I can't confirm solely based on experience .

I don't know what your state's statutory or case law states about the lease provision you mentioned, but assuming it's a valid lease provision, you could give notice of lease termination based on that provision, but be careful, because if you deliver a notice to pay in conjunction with a notice to terminate, a court your jurisdiction could rule that the 2 notices are "confusing" and could constitute a defense for the tenant.

@Wesley BryantI’ll be a contrarian here…Based on 46 years in the industry…Any proforma or projection of returns are by definition based on a whole slew of assumptions the investor has little or no control over.