If you convert the current into a rental, then you will be limited in terms of the options to access the equity.

If you're going to a small school that doesn't have a reputable business program you're not going to gain access to those networks. 

Bergen county has a lot more open space, so there is a lot of larger scale development going on there, but it takes months to years and years to get approvals, so there seems like less going on, but the market really is not stagnant at all. 

The issue for a Sheriff sale is that you don't get access to the inside of the property to do the appraisal. 

It is office space with professional tenants.

Effectively she wants me to pay $1330, even if the company he/she was planning to hire quoted only $500 with space for negotiation.

Obviously you need to respect your tenant and their space, but it's your responsibility to maintain the property for a number of reasons.

By this I mean either find a way to add value to someone in the space (not asking them what you can do for them but providing actual value by presenting a way you can help, even if that means going to work for free) OR find a reputable investor that you can invest in mentorship from - the key is the really do your research here and not throw money at the first program that jumps in front of you- make sure they are doing it at a high level and have the results you want.

This information and approach is becoming more common knowledge as the MHP investing space gains momentum and the Frank and Dave MHU knowledge spreads to more and more investors looking to break into this " new frontier" of Multifamily investing.

I’ve been in the sfr duplex and fourplex game for about a year and am looking to make the leap into commercial multifamily.

I have found a deal. And now since I’ve never thought about financing...I’m realizing I don...