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As a investor, the mess is the least of my concern.

Those investors that are concerned about liability can set-up a single member limited liability company (SMLLC).

Silver = 100 / gold = 3000Under the current monetary policy, where growth is the only concern, it is impossible to not have bubble somewhere.

Thumbs up or thumbs down.If the realtor is representing the seller, they are concerned with getting top dollar for their seller and is going to point out all the plusses while downplaying the minuses.

Now normally Return On Investment (ROI) is my primary concern when looking at multi-dwellings.

I am beginner as some of you might know... but still, here's my shot at it!

Although I certainly cannot speak to the laws of all states, most have statutes that apply concerning notice and tenants.

We are more concerned about our commitment to the workout, and diet.

when it comes down to it, if anyone has any statutes for the State of New Jersey concerning what you can and can't do in real estate?