This is the first time I've heard about this group and I'm been active for several years in the investment  community.

Thanks to Point Breeze rapidly increasing with new construction and rehab work over the past 5 years a lot of that activity has trickled over to Grays Ferry.

He is one of the most active, if not THE most active, real estate attorneys in NJ and knows the ins and outs of these type of situations and how to navigate the process.  

There's an active farmers market Saturday mornings under the Gay Street bridge.

It probably won't become active for quite a few years.There are lawsuits getting ready to be thrown around.Sit back and entertain yourself.

If you have a decent deal, all you have to do is go post it on any major search site and it will get noticed, you will meet buyers (qualified and unqualified) and naturally grow your network.

I'm active duty AF, stationed in AZ until I retire in Nov.

I'm active duty AF, stationed in AZ until I retire in Nov.

I am trying to figure out the steps in which to take in regards to purchasing my first rental home, and I have a stumbling block.My question is, I am going to be using a hard money lender to fund a majority of the property (approximately 75%-80%) then do a cash out refinance at the end of the term into a 30 year conventional note.

If there aren't major structural issues with the rehab, then it looks to me like you've got a winner on paper.