They are all brick,under 10 years old, 3br-2bat and a single garage.

i am starting out as a realestate investor, i have taken the courses read the books, done my research for the past year or 2 and now i am looking to get my foot in the door. i have been researching many properties on the market or in pre-foreclosure or foreclosure. i am seeking a buyer who is seeking contracts that i can assign to them. i am in new jersey and would like to know if you might be interested in recieving leads or contract assignments from me. if so please let me know what kind of property specifics you are looking for. if you want call me and we can discuss this further i have several properties i have been researching for purchase. my phone is 732-352-0271thanks

Look at your portfolio and at the person or company who is offering it to you and ask yourself these questions: Do they do the due diligence you want them to do or are they simply working from a corporately mandated buy/hold/sell list?

I know this neighborhood has gone down hill, but within the first 24 hours there was a fire next door, there was a police car with their syrins blaring in the middle of the night, and then another fire truck right in the morning with syrines blarring.

It has about 50 units and if I could sell them as condos at the market rate I should be able to make around $45k net per door, ending up with a total next profit before tax of around $2.25m .

I know I'll get laughed out and booted out the door, but it's a numbers game right?

Lease optioning definitely opens up a lot more doors than a rehabber or a normal landlord could step through.

John,How did you get your foot in the door with the banks.

A standard width for a well laid out floor plan of a typical town home is 24' to 30' which means you should be able to get 3 units on the site, you have to allow for an access drive to the rear parking/garage area.

I knocked on a door several months ago. there was a agent sign on the property, and I wanted to talk to the owner, who happened to be there.