You should be able to verify this by calling the Ohio department that handles licensing or any real estate brokerage.

You're probably all finished with this project but I went to the Home Depot kitchen department and they did a whole professional layout for me for free.

Not sure what resources Weehawken has available online, but you may want to reach out to the zoning department or building department to confirm that status and to see if there's any additional info you can dig up -- such as any permits that have been filed in the past.I live in Downtown JC, and I'm assuming you do as well if you're paying $2,500/mo. for a 1-BR...

three words - "Arms-Length-Transaction".

My plan is to offer to buy the property for the amount of tax owed on the property ($2200).My question has to do with the correct way of handling this transaction when it comes to deeds.

We don’t charge hidden fees, junk fees or transactions fees either."

Also, share the balance transfer fees involved in your credit card transactions if applicable as those count against your profit in the end.

I am like interested in either a cash transaction for about 140k.

I am aware of the “fair market value - arms length transaction” that certain Agencies will be looking at, which may affect this and blow everything out of the water.

If anything, refinance it when you depart to pull your appreciation out then, to use for the acquisition of additional rental assets.