. :)I live in Northern NJ and I have access to a great HELOC of a family member. 

There are enough hard money lenders out there that lend more on the hard asset then personal or combined credit.Locate a hard money lender for either apartment deals or flips and figure out what they like to lend on, then go and source those deals!

I read that Amazon employees are something like 55% mass transit users so the best access would be along the DC metro blue and yellow lines.   

I've been seeing some cheap houses/apartments in the not so good areas of town and it's tempting to try and buy.

My next big project is the design/build of an old nursing home into a multi-family apartment building in Old Brooklyn on Broadview.

Dear all,I am looking to invest in an apartment complex between 5 units to maybe low teens (13,14) near a college campus under $600k.LoopNet has some inventory, but as mentioned in other forums I would rather get it hot out of oven.

This is a great community to be a part of.

The contractor and your inspector are going to be able to help you determine renovation costs, so get quotes and add on 20%.Talk with the RE agent about resale and rental values on the property in current condition and ARV (after renovation value).But the best thing about this scenario is access to the owner!!

We need a apartment fix and flip calculator! 

Looks like I will resign my apartment lease I guess.