Let me just say that if you own a community that has vacant lots and think they are just going to magically fill themselves, I have a bridge in Brooklyn I would like to sell you.

DE REIAI invest right over the bridge in the southern NJ markets.

I've never crossed this bridge so posting for any input as to what actions can be taken, especially if the neighbor tells me to take a hike?

If you're planning on using realtors you probably don't want to burn any bridges.

That's why, when doing due diligence on a property, you'll often times find that a property is owned by "1901 Wood Bridge rd.

Nowadays, I mostly do open houses so I don't have to cross the bridge and sit in traffic to do one-off showings and get applications online.  

I live in Jersey right outside Philadelphia so I can go over the bridge.  

He lost the deal and reporting the realtor will burn some bridges.

I'm right across the Mid-Hudson bridge so it's a 2min drive for me.

Stuck On This One...See Details Below.2 Fam Duplex (2 - Colonial Homes Attached)- AS-IS Value: $300k- Rental Income: $3200/month (Fully Occupied)- Current Mortgage Payment: $1,300- Taxes: $11,000/yr- Insurance: $1,200/month- Expense: $1,200/yr- Owed To Current Lender: $141,000If I can get a Loan Amount of $195,000 (Bridge or 30yr) I'd keep it...Offers So Far: $180k to $200k