I been playing with lists I've put together, skip tracing landlords and asking if they want to sell and if not how about buying?

Some heir has to gain the legal power to sell....if there is a surviving spouse it is much simpler.  

There no reason to wait any time or have any “whichever is lower” rule come into play.

I think index funds are a great way to diversify, definitely a long term play though.

I have seen attorney's, CPA's, fund managers, etc. quote incorrect material on OZ's which is understandable since the topic is so new and a lot of the guidance is unclear.It will be interesting to see how QOZ's play out!

Hello Everyone,A friend of mine wrote this article on the power of leverage while investing in real estate.

Generally speaking with 4 one bedrooms like you have here the play would probably be to go with baseboard electric heat.

I realize a lot of factors are at play when arriving at this number, aiming for average cost per sf in NNJ in a nice neighborhood.

For right or wrong many sellers do not like FHA. 3) Larger loan limits as shown below.With most lenders 75% of rents will be counted as income for helping increase your purchasing power like always. 

-Are rents justifying the increase or is there a variable factor playing a significant role that I have yet to distinguish?