When you're in a way different area of town and am debating if it's worth it to buy in an area that I wouldn't feel safe in.

I'm also debating on flipping in the future and the credit cards look like a good option for rehabs if you have the cash for purchase.

I know there is for and against arguments as to whether the lien should be released and I'm not looking to debate that here.I'm just looking for a way to get in touch with somebody/anybody at Caliber.

He lives on west coast and initially wanted to sell quick, but there is a 86k mortgage left on it, comps in neighborhood are at around 130k.I believe given the circumstances, he would agree to possibly 95-100k to pay off debt and be done, as he has said he has no interest in managing or maintaining the place.My initial challenges and strategies i have been debating..1) To get traditional financing OR asking owner's son to seller-finance, as if i put a deposit down, and he gets to have a check every month and walk away, and I oversee the tenants.2)Owner's son has to get guardianship/POA over the property which is couple grand to complete with an attorney, and takes a few months3)There is a separate duplex next door that is vacant, that i have contacted that owner about that I may be able to contract as well, that could be a nice compliment to this unit.4)Try to negotiate the mortgage/debt down with the bank since the owner(his mom) obviously cannot pay the note any longer, or can negotiate on her own behalf.Any ideas on if this is too big of an undertaking?

I am debating between blue background and white lettering or I also saw some with a black background and pink lettering.

I saw in Voorhees / Stratford there are a lot of affordable housing, mainly condos, that I can make my first purchase in, but I see a lot of debates on whether condos are a good idea or not.

They are all debatable but here are my two main reasons for investing locally (we have 15 multi family buildings in Everett):- large chunks of appreciation will make you far more wealthy than a few hundred extra dollars of cashflow every month- I like investing in real estate because it is a physical asset I can force appreciation into with my own work and I can’t do that as well when I’m investing out of state

For my next property I am debating doing another 2-4 unit or going with a STR in NH.So far this is what I’ve gathered through my research.

As I see it, you are debating between buying land to build new construction vs buying existing SFR?

However, I'm still debating this route.