My questions though revolve around actually making money from them since it seems like the cash is always tied up as opposed to a flip when I make capital returns.

Not to mention the expense of acquiring the property and tying up your capital.If you use it as a rental, that won't solve the problem as to where you want to live after you get married, right?

Connections are connections just leave it alone. its very expensive to move it and requires 3 types of licensed trades putting in a flue pipe (AC), sewer pipe-plumber (do you know where to tie in to the sewer?)

Has anyone worked with the Holton Wise group, which I think is tied in with the Australian guy Engelo Rumora?

This could tie your property up in the court system for years. 

Hi All,I own a flat 2 bedroom flat in Jersey City, which I could either sell for 840k or rent out for 3,7k pm (approx. 3% yield on current interest rate).I still have around 500k of mortgage tied to the apartment.Based on that high level information, any suggestions whether to sell or rent?

When your younger and not tied down as much, there’s a great opportunity to work and do school with less impact on your bank account and time.

This looks like a nice desirable home for a nice family.I also like the color, with the bricks it ties the structure together as one mass vs separate parts.

@David Santana if it takes 6-8 months to evict someone then you really shouldn't be managing your own property.Thomas, there are too many unknowns for an amateur Landlord and you don't want to be tied up and making a big mistake that could cost you more.

Assoc.We are giving our license up in August 2019.We are finding that it ties our hands by a lot of regulations by real estate industry.