Also, by aware of extra parking, lower level kitchenettes, and outdoor living spaces as those can really help boost your returns and lower vacancies!  

Hello Everyone,I'm looking to buy an investment property in New Jersey, I was looking for condominiums because they are selling for around $150,000.00 for one bedroom, and to purchase a multifamily with 4 apartments in this area will cost somewhere around $800,000.00, so basically, through the years I did not get to any investment that required a significant investment because I did not want to carry a large debt and I don't have a large sum to put as down payment.So my hesitations about purchasing a multiunits are as follow:I don't want to carry a large debt.I like to buy the next property in New Jersey because I'm familiar with the location.I'm aware that the purchase price is high, and I'm unable or I'm reluctant to invest, so I may be in need to consider a new location to invest in.I hope that some of you  who experienced the same "problems" can share your experience and how you wore able to invest successfully.Thanks,DanielDaniel

Things I am aware of so far is getting a property management company to take care of the property, but that's about it. 

And were you made aware of the mandatory property inspections? 

Use this tip as a starting point, but be aware that different people will negotiate differently, and you are not guaranteed a particular price just because you employ this strategy.2.

Also be aware that there is a self-sufficiency test on these loans which could be tough to get around.

Seasoned investors are likely aware of these requirements.

Finding an adequate property manager for a war zone property may be impossible.  

@Marian Smith I agree we haven't seen panic selling in Austin and for that matter may not anywhere in the country yet that I am aware of.  

Hi, I've recently became aware of a family member wanting to sell a property no longer being needed.