I have a potential tenant for one of my properties in New Jersey.

Hi all,I have few properties in New Jersey for few years. 

I am in contract to purchase a multi-family home in Hudson County, New Jersey.

I don't know Ocean Pines specifically but in my experience renting vacation homes in Maryland and Jersey (for my vacations not properties I own), You should have no problem making well over $500-700 a month during peak season.

Hi Group, Pretty new to bigger pockets, but my wife and I have been selling some of our long term rentals in Souther New Jersey over the last few years mostly as tenants vacate with the end of leases.

I live in New Jersey and I looking forward to invest either in NJ or San Diego, CA.

Rent 500.00Security deposit 1000.00  Note not applicable law in New Jersey limit is 1 1/2 times the rent max landlord could have charged was $750.00 so landlord is out of compliance on that. so automatically you get back $250.00 for sure.Move in 9/15 you probably paid 1/2 months rent prorated as move in date to end of month $250.00 Date you notified landlord of bugs,, 9/18Date it was serviced?

Union City also has quite restrictive rent control laws which make renovating larger buildings not economically viable, since, in general, it's not possible to raise rents beyond CPI (for 4+ family buildings) with very limited exceptions, even compared to other towns in New Jersey.

I am also looking for a good asset protection lawyer in New Jersey.

Because what we do see historically is higher interest rates will actually correlate with rising rents.And if the market you are referring to is Northern Jersey....a much likelier cause of falling prices would be essentially the elimination of the deductibility of property taxes.