Hopefully that means- its clean, safe, close to town, convenient etc. 

Hello All Investors,I want to work for free as your apprentice, under your wing learning fix and flips, but and hold and other techniques.

I'm looking for safe, working-class neighborhoods like Nutley, Lyndhurst, etc. or nicer towns like Montclair, West Orange, Maplewood, etc.  

There has been some sort of domestic dispute and the two women have told me that they do not feel safe living with the guy that is still there.

Drive safe everyone.

sometimes when I do research on a properties I see building code violation regarding abandoned building. they are standard and : CN193000Maintain building in safe condition so it does not constitute actual and imminent danger to public. (13-12-130, 13-8-100, 13-12-120, 13-12-125, 65 ILCS 5/11-31-1) Maintain building windows and doors in safe condition. (13-196-550) Maintain stairway and porch in safe condition. (13-196-570) Maintain floors, walls, and ceilings in safe condition. (13-196-540) Maintain building in safe condition.

Mine seems to be the safe. all too often I bend over for tenants only to be taken advantage all. they all seem to feel that "oh you're a landlord you're rich" when I send late notices or complain when rent isn't paid on time.

My suggestion is Realtor because you can always take classes on appraisal techniques and, for the most part, appraisers gain a smaller skill set since they don't have to do marketing and sales.

So, they likely take their real numbers, modify them for some "nail-biting realism", then pull it off safely in the end "smelling like a rose".

. $5k is safe now, depending on unit amenities, but could be rich 1-2 years from now: there could be a tech correction; new construction rentals are coming online at similar rents.