However, I would not recommend relying on this - better to be on the safe side of legal compliance.You can also submit grey area questions directly to the New Jersey Real Estate Commission.That said, if a company owns real estate, and another company is the manager of real estate, and that manager company gets some time of compensation or arguably holds itself out as doing the business of a broker, you would need a license or should get one to be on the safe side.

I just wrote an article about how to recognize when it is time to move on, and how you can do it swiftly.I see time and time again property managers, owners, and tenants having a great debate on what is functional necessity and what is decorative. 

I hope that continues for a long time to come.

Would generally love to connect with anyone who has experience in the rent by the room model as this is my first time using this strategy.Thanks in advance :) I would rather eat gas station sushi then invest in a rent by the room property in Cleveland Heights.

@Troy Copeland I love this because I preach finding your first 1-3 investments as close as possible to you in a good market.

We will examine after the first initial cleaning to see if they go above and beyond or do the absolute bare minimum. 

Hi all,I'm a long-time lurker/listener, but this is my first post in the forums.  

Timing here is everything.

I recently started in February wholesaling to build capital for my first step into house hacking.

Over time, that 6-8% return can grow to 15-20%, but the key is knowing how to leverage that equity at the right time.