We have THE reputation of getting the highest quantity and quality of organic motivated leads.Cash buyers keep contacting me through our motivated seller website asking if we have properties.The best way to get buyers (and sellers), is to establish yourself as the authority in your space.

I also point out what we did in this space, why and how it's different from the competition.

1)149 34th St, Union City, NJ 07087Multi family Listed 365k8/5 2806 sq ft3 parking spaces 25x35 lot Taxes 13,580Built 1928 gas heat Basement: Finished, Full2)250 Custer Ave, Jersey City, NJ 07305MultiListed 249k5/2 1840 sq ftHeating : gas/ steam Basement : Unfinished, Full, Walk-Out AccessAs is condition Please help!!

@George GenovezosI would recommend seeing a CPA that specializes in the real estate space.

Typically in the multi family space the income of the property will qualify the property for the loan amongst a few other factors.  

Some more info regarding your goals, risk profile, willingness to self-manage, target purchase price or constraints therein, current knowledge set, etc. would help. 

Hi John - from what you described, it sounds like you've done your basic homework on real estate (i.e. you understand the BRRRR process, converting spaces to maximize profit, etc.) so I would dive into books that focus on helping you get goal clarity and develop an action plan moving forward.

Property also includes a two car garage with workspace/bench with an additional oil furnace bringing the opportunity for additional rental space.

Additionally, the correct kind of insurance for our set up here is over 2200 a year (will be cheaper if this was not also our primary residence) and we work from home and desperately need better office space.

Between working 60-70 hours a week and spending the rest of my time with two kids under two years old, I’m just not sure how to get started in this space.