The second of the train stations is under a $71 million renovation, set to be completed in 2022.

Thank you for reading.I am considering jumping in on the landlord/rental investment train. 

@Victoria Daley there are many investors that will help train you for a fee.

Fort Leonard Wood is a training base; people come in for 4-6 months and go on to another base in a continuous cycle.

It'll help train your mind how to think, and that's an invaluable fundamental life-long skill.And, instead of wasting your spare time outside fo that on the foolish pursuits common amongst immature people and minds, study for and take the RE license test. 

Happy to have the first property in our name, but looking to expand and keep this train rolling.

You need to figure out how much time you have and how to apply the skills that you have best.Here's an article I wrote that should give you some guidance:https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/10850/86621-six-steps-approach-to-getting-started-in-real-estateIf you need more guidance feel free to reach out as I'm in the process of creating  training on getting started with REI. 

I have an appointment setter but spent years making phone calls and training salespeople.

Inventory does not come to market frequently so I would expand your search to towns along the Raritan Valley train line, as well as the Morris-Essex line.

@Giovanni Cardenas, As surely as multiple organs are all working simultaneously...you have to ride those horses simultaneously....never stop finding funding, never stop finding buyers, never stop marketing, never stop diligently seeking deals...unless you chose to retire or have trained someone to do it on your behalf...or both.