@Jay HinrichsYes it can be called a business with a real estate component.

They take calls 24/7 for the rentals, and they can do rehabs with a roofers license, and they are good and fast.   

Always consult your attorney, and have them draw this up- or at least make a call to see if it is possible when structured this way in NJ.

Chris Mason and Shannon Peace for your input..ill give them a call and feel them out..my first payment isn't due until October 1st so I've got a little bit of time..

Hello Everyone,My friends call me Josh and I'm from New Jersey, North Jersey to be more specific.  

I actually learned this by accident, I just noticed the rehabbed new inside houses got us better tenants and the  maintenance calls are almost non existent and they stay forever, seriously, they have nowhere to go when the house is new and even though we are priced at the high end, it is still a win win for all.  

Every time I have a vacancy, I always smile at the fact that 9 times out of ten... shoot, 99 times out of 100, it's the woman who makes the phone calls, asks the most questions at showings, handles the paperwork and money...The guy just kinda stands there.Just an observation...I have a vacancy now and it's always a woman that calls.

welcome to bigger pockets sure agree what we  do has to be a full circle with every ones  winning....karma sucks if  this is not remembered....give me a call may have some starting idea for you

Talk to your local REIA or call the local Realtor Association and see if they have a list they recommend.

Can I call this one  "Tax Sale Flipping"  ?