Hello Everyone,I just recently signed up on this website after reading one article about getting started in the business, which was published by an author on this website.

I guess I'll start going "door-to-door" until I find someone who can point me in the right direction.On the 2nd issue, I now have the name of the city official who originally "yellow-tagged" the home, so I guess I'll give him a call & see where that leads.Thanks again! 

. - Some challenges with neighborhoods: We wanted to a verranda to add to the living space, but needed authorization of all the apartment's owners of the building. this was also very challenging, thus crucial in the value of the property.

We intend on having the tenant sign a lease with us as soon as we officially have the house.  

and the authors included a calculator to make the comparison easier.

Here's the official Meetup page: http://www.meetup.com/Orange-County-Real-Estate-Investor-Networking/

For the next round, we are going to try postcards or making our own letters that look like an official notice.

You typically don't bid, and instead buy them directly from the taxing authority (or the law firm contracted with the taxing authority such as Linebarger or Purdue Fielder Brandon Collins and Mott). 

Hey @Neil P. you can evict a tenant based upon NJSA 2A:18-61.1(j), which is for "Habitual late payment of rent without just cause" ONLY a month after you officially given them a cease notice.  

Some people have found difficulty in getting an FHA loan for an LLC.Then you need to make sure with the authority having jurisdiction over that building if you can in fact convert the building to 3 separate living units.