Then MEH, there could be a hundred reasons from the verbiage never transferred across some internet site, to the listing agent forgetting to add it, to the guy having not done anything with his license in years and just remembered he has been paying the $50 every two years to renew it with the state, but hasn't belonged to the board in years.

Something to base my question off of: I work 60+ hours a week in construction and trying to grow that so my personal time is limited.

I applied for a Cash Out Refinance with the bank that holds my mortgage.In an effort to actually enjoy my life and spend time with my 1 year old son as he grows up, I left my job at a Fortune 100 company to own a business where I make very similar money working about 6-8 hours/week instead of 60-80.The next step IS real estate investing.

(Remember, you must be able to take care of those emergency repairs immediately, so living 60 miles away, unless you have independent contractors doing the work for you would not be a good idea.)

It will grow on you.

Welcome @Dustin DuBois You've come to a great place to learn and grow.

Just a little while ago, I remembered to go into Google Earth which provides more recent views of the property. 

The article Mayor Steven Fulop posted:https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/26/realestate/jersey-city-grows-up.htmlI am worried that it will impact my goal where I plan to flip my current condo to a rental.

Perhaps I can hire local MH dealer to sell the home, a RMLO to do what they need to do to stay compliant with Dodd-Frank & SAFE Act and still finance the sale to grow my smaller investment? 

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