So I have a Jersey City 4 Unit rental property that I own w/my wife with a Rent Roll of $8750 a month.

Good info above, but the depreciation is usually THE biggest financial benefit, it's cash in your pocket, so don't overlook that.

I also know some of the biggest wholesalers in the area that have huge buyers lists that could dispose of it quickly with no commissions to realtors.

FWIW, zoning in many cities prohibits more than one unrelated adult in a single rental.

Hi, I’m a newer investor as well with multiple doors across a couple midwest cities (Memphis and Detroit).

That's when I realized he didn't pull permits with the city after telling me he had taken care of the permits.

It's a really unique vibe that I don't get from any 'similar' groups.They do have some great online courses, but a few times a year, they also host 3-day retreats in different cities for 17-20 strangers, who seriously do leave with lifelong friends at the end. 

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I will bet I can send you some great deal, but you won't have the ability to know they are deals because you don't have the experience to do the math.The biggest problem both new and experienced investors have is nobody watches our backs because everyone has their own agenda and the greed more money.What you need is to do is; rather than banging your head against a concrete wall, post the properties you are looking at, write as much detail about each property as you can including rehab costs, rental income, how much you can increase rents and then let people give you their opinions and advice.Here is a serious problem with people who own their own business and then we wonder why some people are successful and why some are not. 

Go to the city during the day , go to the counter, and talk to the person in charge.