In order to apply for these exceptions, units within a condominium, cooperative, or mutual housing corporation, the association must submit a detailed written and graphic report indicating that the unit’s required fire separation walls fully comply with N.J.A.C. § 5:10-1.4(b)4.

Many friends, business associates, my CPA, paid financial advisors and paid attorneys listened to what I wanted to do and they agreed that I was doing the right thing, but not one of those persons spent one second of their time to evaluate my investments nor did they evaluate my risks and I lost $1,850,000 plus several years of my time and hard work.

Did you get an advanced degree or learn a trade that is prized in society?

Hi fellow bigpocketers, I have a question on, to me, a weird interpretation of what a garage contains from our condo association in NJ.

For the past 2 months they don't have electricity in the unit but they have all other utilities as I pay for it through association.

That said, a commercial investor definitely needs two experts when seeking assets:  (1) a hard-working, experienced commercial real estate agent that will spend their time beating the path to find the projects you seek; and (2) a highly responsive, knowledgeable commercial mortgage broker, whose credibility with his/her lender network instantly gives your loan request/project credibility just by association.

What are all the hard costs and soft costs associated with this?  

However - my life would take a complete 180 degree turn just a few days later.

However, if you have the means to manage 4 "park" owned homes and have properly understood and accounted for the associated expenses, you should be just fine.

He does a great job calming the fears associated with out-of-state investing.