Parts of Newark and Paterson are horrible, but it all depends on the specific area within that city.

Conclusion: The choice between solo investing and forming a partnership for real estate investment purposes really depends on individual preferences, experience, risk tolerance, and access to resources.

Depending on how big your portfolio is it may help if you break them up into 3-5 and sell them off that way.

I make about ~$60-75K/year (bonus dependent) as a market research analyst focused primarily on the regulated US online gambling industry. 

I obviously can't speak to all the details as I'm not an LO but from what I understand (from their flyer) it's a conventional product, Park National keeps the paper and services the loan, it has no PMI, Is a 100% financed product, and comes with $15K to use for closing cost, rate buy down, or principal buy down depending on your situation.There is a new top dog in the loan products for house hacking in my opinion, and the best part of it is that its local money, staying local and helping local people.    

regards,namal Hi Namal this really depends on your goals and what you are trying to accomplish.  

What it sounds like you are looking for is a 'Stabilized Bridge' which, like Erik stated, buys you the time to hopefully sell at what you are looking for but might even get you a little cash out in the meantime depending on how the financials are looking.Good luck!

Looking at the comps of some other people that are doing it in Florida and California, adjusted for location, pricing in our market would be around $175 for the first day, and then pricing would go down from there depending on how long they were renting it for.  

Depending on the home, it could have been anything from animals to humans.

Hey @Kalp Mehta, it just depends on your situation, goals, local market, etc.