You already have the deal tied up and now will sell the them.

Could be houses, could be shoes, could be cosmetics.

Remember the listing agent is beholden to his clients directives and may have his hands tied.

And sometimes that person will also hold properties in the same area in their own name, which on the Assessor’s Website, will tie to their address.

The criteria these wallstreet guys have to follow is tighter than the ties around their necks.

Some items to consider when identifying Multi Family and House Hacking in the Greater Philadelphia Market;* What are you pre-qualifed for (FHA, FNMA, or Freddie Home Possible)* What neighborhoods tie into your pre-qualification and the gross rents of the identified multi family* Appreciable neighborhoods (Based on Current/Future Development, Transportation, etc)Let me know if you have any questions.Regards,Joe Scorese

I am going to piggyback Andrew post and I am pretty much in the similar shoes with Andrew and I'm looking for my first rental property in New Jersey, however I am not looking to move to Jersey from NYC at the moment.

Put yourself in a lenders shoes.

It is much better to tie up properties now into option or "inspection" periods than waiting for an announcement.Like you said if anyone works at HQ1 and wants a new friend direct message me. 

We just haven't figured out the manner in which to do it that doesn't tie up his credit line.