We're doing a small apartment rehab out there.

If you think all agents are the same and just a vehicle to give you info, you won't understand how much I can do as an agent for you in terms of off-market access, digging, negotiating and then listing.Since I am an investor as well and have been doing that for way longer, I can say that my biggest gripes with agents, as an investor, are as follows:1.

It was a part time thing for them as they run a business as well, almost 6 months of that time they were held up with some planning issues, it takes a little longer to get approved over there and they were denied for the initial planning. so the place sat for a while with no work being done!

I am trying to put some of the equity in the investment property to work without having to sell the property to get access to the equity, however because it is a rental I have been unable to find a bank that will lend.

New roof, which remediate the mold issue, $8,500.Countered seller with: fixing foundation issues, splitting roof cost, evicting hoarder.Seller in turn countered with $8,000 credit, to use as we see fit.Rents are below market and there's room to raise them even before rehabbing the units.Tear me apart.

I have a possible deal on a 8 unit apartment building, could make into a 10 unit easily.

I'm very happy to be a part of BP.  

I used the paint to repaint a brick wall and repair a wall a plumber created an access hole for.

I am interested in buying a 18 unit apartment building and  I am looking for a good commercial lender in the New Jersey Area. 

Should I only use net income when determining the value of a apartment complex?