So my question is, do I go with my instincts and take the usual deposit or do I credit and background check the father?

I’m finding in New Jersey were about back at 2007 levels (which is concerning imo), but interesting enough my father in law is trying to sell his new construction purchased at the peak of the bubble down in Columbia, South Carolina and it doesn’t look like he can at least break even, not even close really.

My sister-in-law turned on the oven and melted my mandolin, my father-in-law melted my cutting board.

I am a husband to a beautiful hardworking wife and father of 4 little ones who make life crazy but I wouldn't have it any other way.

I have a client whose father passed away, they’re trying to figure out who inherits the property.

Because of that and the fact that my father did mostly commercial real estate for about 40 years and my college education with honors have helped me very much. 

I come here to here to learn as much as I can from seasoned pros along to find investor looking to grow their money while allowing a young man set his mother and step father up in their old age.

The buyer has her father as a cosigner. 

The buyer has her father as a cosigner. 

This is to say that my 4 year investment yielded net 224K, approx. 56k per year...I did a lot of improvement works on the house: new floors on two of the three floors, tore down a wall down, completely rehabbed the basement, added a bathroom, put in a new kitchen, replaced some appliances and many other cosmetic jobs which were costly but I did myself with the help of my father and the occasional local handyman.