Do you know exactly what they are, and have you clearly communicated them to people who want to apply for your apts? 

How often do communicate and how often is it done?

Hello,I am interested in buying an off market property in my area, and am wondering how to structure several offers as I know the seller is open to cash, owner-financing (as long as it has a short term), or regular mortgage type close.My target price is $265k, which I believe is more than fair as I purchased a property in the same area at a lower valuation some time back.I was thinking of offering $260k cash.

If you ask me, even if I got stuck at the asking price, being able to walk away from renting someone else's property for $1200+/month to paying myself $500/month and then still making over 10% Cash-on-Cash annually is a pretty good trade-off and sets me up to be able to get to the next one fairly quickly.

She made a complaint to South Coast Fair Housing, and they arranged independent testing to phone up and pretend to want to rent the property, and allegedly my management company told them that he is not accepting Section 8 vouchers as well. 

To keep this from happening, make sure you and your co-owners: Act fairly and legally.

I'm currently doing a fair bit of studying (reading, listening and watching) in this field as well as actively looking for properties in the Arizona and North Carolina markets.

I'm not familiar with all of New Jersey, so I was soliciting perspective from the BP community that may know of specific areas with the general attributes, which in hindsight were fairly vague. 

Though I am brand new to the NOTES end of real estate I am blown away at the numbers these companies are coming in with as Fair Market Value.

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