Getting a degree does cost a lot of money but you make tons and tons of connections and no one can ever take that knowledge and that degree away from you it's powerful in its own right is it the right for everyone maybe not but you really need to think hard about your choice now because it's much harder to go back to school when you're older than it is to get done when you're young.Not to mention college Years are some of the best years of people's life take advantage of it while you can.

Bergen county has a lot more open space, so there is a lot of larger scale development going on there, but it takes months to years and years to get approvals, so there seems like less going on, but the market really is not stagnant at all. 

Maybe they are viable with higher-grade properties with larger margins.Also look too Twin Oaks Really.

Our goal is to substitute a little lost income at retirement by renting a few single family homes until we can switch to a larger complex with multiple units.

She's always viewed owning a home as risky ever since her ex-boyfriend lost his house to foreclosure back in 2008.

I don't know that he'll ever move...

The best forum/group I’ve ever join by far.

If you ever need a referral for financing, no matter how creative, I would love to be of assistance.

I just tell them we use a hard money loan, no one has ever complained about that, they just want someone to pay for the house.

Greetings @Rick RoblesIf you know you want to scale your business after a few years into buying larger properties, there really is not good reason to wait.