It is a generic number we have used for stateside and would apply to the PA region.

Find homes in the region you're interested in and start plugging in numbers.

Then again, costs vary greatly region to region, so I can't tell if that builder was actually overbidding or if that's honestly what the NJ market looks like.

We have an all year market because of our beaches and 12 casinos.  

Generally, this is why its recommended that you work with a local/community/regional bank since they are more likely to make this sort of loan.   

Sub $1mm loan will be with local or regional bank.

The markets are cooling off so there is more wiggle room for the buyers.Lots of ways to go here… unless of course you really just want a chunk of change to go buy a boat, gamble in a casino, or go an extra extravagant vacation 

In reality, in selling $200+ Million in Cleveland, I've found the larger regional and national lenders to be the better and more efficient choice for buyers. 

Hello All,I recently secured a single family house for a Short Term Rental in the Poconos and now want to diversify my portfolio with least a duplex (or bigger) to be marketed for Mid-Term Rentals.My ideal geographical regions would be the tri-state area of NY/NJ/CT. 

Hello All,I recently secured a single family house for a Short Term Rental in the Poconos and now want to diversify my portfolio with least a duplex (or bigger) to be marketed for Mid-Term Rentals.My ideal geographical regions would be the tri-state area of NY/NJ/CT.