Make sure you surround yourself with people that will have your best interest at heart.Also, the biggest mistake I made when starting was buying for the sake of being able to say that I am a property investor.Be patient and only buy to suit your end goal.Thanks for reading and have a great day.

Your biggest decision will be where you start.

The biggest benefit in my eyes in not the extra money you make in being able to charge more for rent, but the fact that you will be attracting a much "better" tenant.

Does anyone know what are the biggest Tax Auctions in NJ?

I'm wondering what is it that makes us the biggest enemy?

The biggest difference in my opinion between large multi and single families are the close quarters the tenants live in.

The nicest turnkey property I ever bought, that was the only turnkey in history that I've seen literally with only two small items found in the inspection (I mean, we're talking outlet cover level items here), I bought from the biggest turnkey jerk on the planet.

It was built in the 1950'sThe biggest problems are foundation work, new heating and cooling, and windows. 

To me this is a win/win, this saves me the time/money to have a sheriff come out, it gives him an incentive to not put a sledgehammer through walls, or cause damages, and to him, it prevents a judgement on his credit report, it saves him hundreds of dollars in a judgement, and possibly even will prevent, the eviction from coming up on future landlord screens(which is something I don't like, as these type of people and their actions need to be public record).Thoughts?

My biggest question right now is how to get started in real estate with little funds?