However, if I were to leave the home, keep it and rent it out, and move to another home that I bought, I would apply for homestead on the 2nd property.You can also contact your local municipality appraiser office and they can give you more accurate information based on your area.

My current situation is I have been working 6 years at an office job and renting right outside of Nyc.

I know of at least one that will do a single home refi to 70%, stated income.I have not used them in the past, but they keep trying to get into our office. 

I was told that in order to buy and sell mobile homes in NJ I would have to obtain a used car dealer license and meet all the mandatory requirements, one of which is showing proof that I have a physical office with signage and a lot that is large enough to park two units on.

Which is fine. some of my best clients are wholesalers.The problem I have been having (A LOT OF) this year is 'new' wholesalers who take some course and then try to make millions off of tiny deals.Problems I've been having:*They don't know how to read/write offers/contracts.

I cant vouch for other offices, but I have been super happy with BMO Harris Bank.

I had several first steps...Before I even looked on the mls, I went to the bank and talked to my loan officer and got educated on what he wants and needs to finance. 

I found a seller that owns a 20,000 sq ft. office building with no mortgage that is interested in carrying the note for me.

I could go on and on about what is found at your local governmental Tax Office and your local Clerk of Court or Sheriff Department if they do foreclosures and evictions in your community.

The town is tiny for sure, and there is a 5 unit apartment complex, a couple SFR rentals, and these two duplexes.