I have an idea of what I want to do to get started but have a lot of questions and would love to pick someones brain about investing in NJ.I would like to get started by house hacking for a year or so and build up some equity and save some cash for another after that.  

What would you say is the correct way to gauge if your income is solid enough to invest in a house hack?

However, you should still have the name and contact information of the manager, CEO, or whatever the responsible party is.

In wealthier communities, Vessel sets aside 30% of the units as affordable housing.

I feel I would really benefit the kind of investor who wants to flip a property but doesn’t want to deal with project management or teach themselves about construction to make sure all the work is being done correctly.   

Current home value: $523,000Amount owe: $263,000Equity: $259,000Interest rate/loan: 2.25%/30 yearobviously refinancing would be a hit with that interest rate, considering either selling or HELOC and investing into multi fam via house hacking. 

Owner inherited the property, terrible previous property manager who was taking advantage of her, she stated she would be unable to afford the property taxes.  

My company manages MTRs through Los Angeles.

The person isn't going to want to sell their house for the loan balance and closing costs in this market. 

Have more open houses to help minimize having to pay a realtor on the selling end Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?