2 the market is fairly saturated for furnished rentals up there so competition will be high. 

Until the dumpster arrived I told them to pile it in the back yard (p.s this won’t make your city happy, but if you’re nice to them, they will play nice back) I filled up the 40 cubic yard dumpster easily and kept the smaller dumpster and have had that emptied several times.

As far as the inspector that came out he was fairly nice and VERY fair.

Fairly new to BP and have a question for those who may be familiar with converting a Legal 2 family (multi-family) home to a Legal 3 family home.Does anyone know what is the process for doing this conversion in NJ (Jersey City) to be specific?

Realize this is the historical norm and if the future behaves similar to the aggregate of the last 60 years this is by far the most likely scenario.Property is fairly stable: Tenant purchases and has some of the rent applied to the purchase. 

Pick a certain percentage of yourTo answer you, we do already have some investment rentals that are doing fairly well (handed off to PMs now), we had used house-hacking methods to get these going and did fairly well.

I'm fairly new to BP and this is my first post.

Books and magazines I am at least going to open and look at every page to my right, Amazon Prime music streaming my favorite play list over my Echo, and cats more or less subdued... which is strange because their feeding time in only 30 minutes away...I am not proud to say this intimidates me.

I looked at a home that I found fairly nice but after some discussion with the homeowners I'm not sure there's a deal here. 

Are you looking for something that is rent ready (turnkey) or something that needs some work - fairly minor or major?