We are all heading over Monday to get an idea of renovation costs.

Giving someone a heads up about a deal that is on the market doesn't hurt you at all and you gain some nice karma points.

Here in our home jurisdiction the relationship between permits and inspections makes me shake my head at times.   

Appreciate the "heads up."

Interest at the default rate of interest from maturity date, late fees, attorney fees and other costs will be assessed and continue to accrue until paid in full.I am headed to the property this evening to see what I can find out.Best Regards,JK

As a new investor in New Jersey, I'm just curious if anyone has any experience using these methods there and if they have ever had an instance where "due on sale" was executed?

If you head over there, I'd check out Bodega.

Most FHA loans for instance require that it be some sort of an 'owner occupied' investment so an LLC on the mortgage may just get too much attention or curiosity.By the way -- an @ next to the name is how you 'ping' a person on here.

Im heading to the property right now.

I am an investor and rehabber, I have personal investments in residential, but I currently work and have worked in corporate America for 10+ years in commercial real estate (I am currently the Controller for a pretty well known Brokerage/Property Management/Insurance group in Pensacola) and I love my "day job", but rehabbing commercials properties is where I am headed.