MLS dues, training, and on, and on.  

Quite simply, under New Jersey law, most residential tenants have an ongoing right to continue renting a property until there is “good cause” to terminate the lease.

Are hard money lenders as "eager" to lend as I have been told by people trying to sell me expensive training?

I was looking forward to working with them since they now have a 6-mo intro rate of .99% and 4.25% for the HELOC ongoing.  

My lender explained because there are still going to be those ongoing expenses of maintenance, gas, wear and tear ok the car so it's not all income. 

I checked into both (and a couple of others elsewhere) and here are the differences I’ve foundPace MorbyWith Pace Morby you are paying to be in a “community” but no personal training.

They would also be able to help in identifying profitable neighborhoods to invest in.It's also important to have a solid financial plan in place, including determining your budget for purchasing properties and factoring in ongoing expenses such as maintenance, property management fees, and insurance.Hope this helps and let me know if you'd be willing to explore the Midwest particularly Ohio.

The 'model' we are working on is that they will put up the down payment, and we would do ALL the work of finding, rehabbing, finding and placing tenants and all ongoing PM and the like.

If you want to do comercial deals CCIM is the best training available.

I've been an athlete my whole life and I absolutely love it, so if you want to talk about training and competing shoot me a message!