Developers have been picking up and I believe the median price for homes dipped a few thousand dollars for the first time in years (from $424,000 to $415,000). 

Starting out, I plan to wholesale - and then re-invest those profits into flips and rentals - and eventually I plan to break into apartments and commercial real estate at some point in my journey. 

Established areas, developing areas, redeveloping areas?

It sometimes takes a couple of months for the fake to be discovered as it goes through the clearing stage, but eventually it IS.

The purpose of the Multi-Family Residential district, also known as the R3 district, is to provide space for multiple family residential development commonly found in an urban environment.

Does it matter if I lose 100, 200 or 300 dollars a month on it when I know eventually it will Eventually be Paige off by renters and will be all positive cash flow down the road?

If it is owned by a bank they will eventually list it on the MLS. 

Maybe rent a house with other young professionals and save up lots of $$$ for a few years.As for developing areas like Mosaic,I see the new Silver line areas having a shot, projected completion I believe is 2020.

Hi All,I recently bought a land in New Jersey for a residential development.

Presently, house-hacking wasn't on my radar as I already own my primary residence and even the cash flow if I eventually moved out of my house hack and rented out my unit wouldn't justify the prices I'm seeing in north NJ.