I know I can proceed legally towards judgements, the cost of which gets me to just over break even and i still wouldn't have any cash for my efforts.Does anyone have experience with other approaches such as collection companies or selling accounts receivablesThank for any help that you can provide

Hello Everyone!My name is Maxwell and this is my first post on the Bigger Pockets forum. I have recently sparked an interest in real estate and I am wondering how investors stay up to date on the markets and submarket...

When you are confident what you are looking at is a good deal and you have a plan and resources to do it.

You don't have your own broker so the listing broker could collect the entire amount... which is why he's negotiable.I would try coming up on price and try to get the fee down to 1 month.As for the area, I have actually sold in the neighborhood (on the corner of Bradhurst and 150th).

You’ll never have a shortage of resources to learn and work with on this site and I’ve only been on here for maybe a week lolSee ya around and all the best to you!

By picking a single strategy (ex. small multi-family, single family, apartments, self-storage, mobile homes, etc.) you can concentrate your time and resources on mastering that strategy to maximize the ROI you can get.

We would need to know your budget, investing goals, available resources, etc.

Thank you @Scott Trench for this wonderful resource!

We have discussed this many times and thought that a fractional ownership would be one way to bypass the NJ laws on property managers/rent collection.

There are a lot of resources on BiggerPockets to help you out.