It states as follows:(3)The owner of a building of three residential units or less seeks to personally occupy a unit, or has contracted to sell the residential unit to a buyer who wishes to personally occupy it and the contract for sale calls for the unit to be vacant at the time of closing.Pursuant to New Jersey Statute N.J.S.A. 2A:18- 61.2 you are entitled tonotice as follows:f.

There are many strategies to do this (BiggerPockets has tons of info about this) One possibility that not too many people talk about is working with an agent who actively seeks off market deals.

Do your loans usually come with a prepayment penalty? 

We signed a 1 year lease with the understanding that when the tenant/buyer closed within the timeframe, the lease would end with no penalty. 

Hi! I'm fairly new to the BP community, have been listening to the podcast since January, watching the webinars, bought most of the books and am currently reading Brandon's "How to Invest in Real Estate." I'm looking ...

I inherited tenants on both sides of the duplex, the young couple on one side are about 3 months into a 1 year lease, and just sent me an email asking if they can break the lease and move out without paying a fee because they broke up (lease states that 50% of remaining term rent is the penalty).

They are always seeking new owners to take care of.

I know some folks seek secondary or tertiary markets for lower entry points, but with the cap rate movement nationwide has this changed your strategy?

I am seeking some advice from people much smarter than me, I believe I have come to the right place.I have been in the REI world for a while(mostly SFH BRRRR investing) and was looking to make a bigger commercial investment.Currently, my access to funds are in the form of 3 HELOCS on 3 different properties, totally roughly 300k of temporary money.

Hello All, I am seeking a reliable, investor friendly contractor for a major duplex reno in Schenectady.