I'm not real familiar with this site, but getting better all the time.I'm looking ford to speaking with you if you would be so kind as to pm me again.

@Robert Andrade and @Chelsea Chronopoulos, I originally started out to get my license to make it easier to access properties, write my own contracts, cut out the middle-man, so to speak.

But valuations are much higher.I can't speak for NJ, but I know they are in the top 5 for taxes in the nation.  

When originally developed in the 1910's it was a luxury bedroom community for the downtown financial district and over the last 100 years has fallen into disrepair.

So more then happy to connect and speak to every one that has questions, comments, and concerns.We are also building New construction rentals ( duplexs and quads where we can ) but hard to find land that is approved for the Quads.

If I were you I would spend a lot of time speaking with brokers to see what they offer to a part time realtor.  

I hope to speak to you more in the future!

Additionally I don't speak fluent Spanish, yet!

I can't speak much about the Vancouver market (other than to say it is crazy), but the Toronto market, as hot as it is, had more holding it together in my opinion (which I laid out in my eight points in my above post).

That's 30 years of experience speaking there.