Just reaching out to my fellow NJ landlords to see who people are using for this inspection, prices, recommendations, etc. prior to scheduling my properties.

If you win the bid, you sign over the check to them and then you follow the rules or you lose your deposit:PUBLIC AUCTIONFORECLOSURE SALE: RESIDENTIALADDRESS: 94 JACOBS TER, MIDDLETOWN, CT 06457 Pursuant to a judgment of the Superior Court for the Judicial District of Middlesex in WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. v.

Therefore, if you are afraid you will miss the wave and drop your prices too early you will lose revenue potential.

BP is a great resource to get questions answered and to meet people.

If not rent controlled and  you can give notice you might want to give notice if you have a lot of people moving in and out.  

People who have a W2 job are likely not going to qualify.People who manage their properties full time shouldn't have a very difficult time qualifying if they are truley involved with day to day operations.

People grow up and then move away, at least anyone who can get out does (myself included).

They both have their pros and cons and will appeal to different types of people and financial situations.

I really wish my accountant had given me the heads-up he was depreciating the property and what that meant when I went to sell — but now it's an expensive lesson, I guess.Quick note for those who went for the "get a load of this entitled millennial who filed his taxes late one time" jugular — I imagine you're here to help people, and this is your friendly reminder that it doesn't cost anything to assume good intentions and be nice.

I have multiple people ready to fill it every time a mid-term lease ends.