Ideally, in a normal market, and without outside manipulations or the government's subsidizing of housing, we should see real estate keep up with the rate of inflation. 

Have them send you all those sales, they should be able to give you a link to the data so you can click on the listings, check them out on a map, and get a good feel of how it's looking. 

Here's a link from a quick search.Jake

I believe the reps were bonded and insured but can't be sure about that now.We suspected we were receiving less than what our return should be so we replaced the laundry room door locks. 

It has Amazon affiliate links, meaning that if people buy something after clicking on the link, we get a small commission.

PM me if you want the link.  

Here's an internet photo of the floor:And here's a link to one type, there are many options out there:http://www.thebuilderdepot.com/redwmahog6x36.html?

There is a good meetup I attend sometimes on Madison and 29th, next one is October 19th, here is the link: http://www.meetup.com/Multi-family-Apartment-Developer-Real-Estate-Investing/events/226004935/.  

Here is some info on increasing rent in New Jersey.http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/publications/pdf_lti/rnt_incrse_bultin.pdfHere's another link to towns in New Jersey with rent control laws.http://www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/codes/publications/pdf_lti/rnt_cntrl_srvy_2009.pdf

Will share link tonight.