So if you pulled the permits, and hired a contractor to come in and do the work, your contractor is still going to assume liability by virtue of coming on to your job and doing the work.

They think about going Threw the drive threw every day for convenience. i believe to be successful you just have to be determined and make a plan and sacrifice some luxuries we have.

An equitable interest is an "interest held by virtue of an equitable title (a title that indicates a beneficial interest in property and that gives the holder the right to acquire formal legal title) or claimed on equitable grounds, such as the interest held by a trust beneficiary

I would think that showing off a luxury car would make them feel like they're being taken advantage of and/or that person with fancy car is profiting off them and their situation causing them to be angry and not close... very interesting.

Newark, Lyndhurst i looked at, but my Greenville multifamily rents way more than anything close to the Path in Newark, since JC is about 10-20mins from the WTC, can see it from the roof..Id look into edgewater luxury developments too as they are building a ton there, but i know thats not really for biggerpockets investors and theres probably no CF at all, but one realtor told me sqft avg prices will be around $1000 there soon, this was in the Avora building.

Other properties rent to travel nurses at a premium but they are sometimes very large and/or luxurious.

With liens over $1M it must be a  commercial or luxury deal high risk investment to go after.

I love reading Bigger Pockets and I plan on becoming more active on the forums but for now I wondered if I could pick your brains.Please note I'm aware there are probably more details that are relevant to making a decision (feel free to point them out so I can answer), but here is the question:I own a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom condo in a luxury building in West Harlem, NY (140's)Estimated to be worth 650K I owe about half of that in the mortgage and I've been renting it out making barely any profit (approx. $100-300 month) exclusively due to the high interest rate on the mortgage. 

We buy detached single family homes, but you can definitely go with a town-home if that's what you'd prefer- you'd want to focus on large square footage, high bedroom count, and consider avoiding luxury features that add cost like rooftop decks unless they're important to you.Typically house hacks operate similar to a home office deduction - take your eligible, deductible expenses and multiply them by the portion of the house that is a rental (for example, if you buy a 4 bedroom town-home and live in one bedroom you could deduct approximately 75% of eligible expenses).

Well before everybody was preaching Austin's virtues, I saw hammers firsthand swinging throughout downtown and close-in Austin and I began running numbers to see what kind of return could be had by combining low interest rates, high demand, and a market being driven by diverse levers at both the local and state level.Some of the questions I researched were:What areas of town and price points were most effected by the downturn?