20 to 30 days.15 IF You supply everything upfront: full application 1003, mortgage bill last month showing paid as agreed, all insurance bills not the policies, your bank statements past 2 months for reserves, lease agreement for subject, comparables for subject, purchase contract if purchase or just fire insurance and any HOA documents (Certification/Master policy/HO6), you have no loan modifications on credit or in closet, pay for appraisal fast with credit card and they get inside the next day, no funky clouds on title, no soon to be partners or LLC not documented, proof of deposit check or rent check at closing.

@Anna Tang You can file the Series LLC by yourself but you need to know the specific wording that needs to be in your certificate of formation and your operating agreement to identify it as a Series LLC versus a traditional.  

Assets that may be used to secure funds include automobiles, artwork, collectibles, real estate, or financial assets, such as savings accounts, certificates of deposit, stocks, bonds, and 401(k) accounts."

You must have electric service to get a Certificate Of Occupancy.I would move forward with eviction as well....you'd be surprised how fast he might come up with the bucks....

I also went through Pace's Top Tier TC certification and being able to TC other investor's deals has been such a great opportunity!

Once that checks out you request to see their certificate of insurance they must have at least general liability and workman’s comp and call their insurance provider to confirm that policy is still valid and later be added to the policy as additional insured.

I am just starting out recently and I recalled you mentioned you and your team have been buying tax liens certificate all year round?

The winning bidder is required to pay the full amount of the winning bid, plus any other fees or costs associated with the sale, at the time of the auction.5) The winning bidder will receive a tax sale certificate, which gives them a lien on the property.

I have several New Jersey tax lien certificates  in foreclosure process, which i want to sell-assign to somebody, who want to finish and make profit, because i bought a condo and ready to move to different state.

What happens when a tax lien certificate for a New Jersey property is not sold at the tax sale?