Especially since there is a big push to 'revitalize' older areas close to downtown and by the river.

Don't be too quick to push the 'laws' on them - they can make your showings a nightmare.

Now, I have tried that in a different market and am getting significant push back from the tenants.

There is a lot of opportunity in a particular property I've been looking at, and I don't want to let it slip away but it's pushing the limits on what I can afford or am willing to put in - leaving very little room for extra capital needed for extra rehab/holding costs that may come along.I thought this would be a great time to partner on the deal I'm curious how to go about sharing the details of a great deal with someone I don't know.

There is a push to convert all properties eventually to city and do away eventually with septic systems and wells.  

I think hipster is making a big push in AZ (at least in Tucson it is).

Room to grow in company/careerIssues: Little investment capital (~$20k)New Jersey’s relatively expensive real estate market, especially Monmouth countyYet to purchase primary residenceSalary not the highest - only 2 years into careerMy Plan:I’m looking for at least a 3 bed, 1.5+ bath single family (or multi- but they seem scarce around here) home in the high $100s (low $200s would be pushing it) range in the Monmouth County areaof New Jersey.

So instead of purchasing materials with cash, you can put them on credit and with small monthly payments, you can push off paying until your rehab sells (as long as it sells within the timeframe allotted).

BUT  .........When push comes to shove , telling someone they cant  , gives them more reason to do so .I wouldnt do anything , leave it alone until a problem arises , if a problem even does arise .  

The moment he thinks he can push you around, he will...