I'm seeking as much knowledge as I can possibly obtain :)Mainly I'm concerned with taking over the property and then getting in some issue with them like they actually have a lifetime lease and didn't tell me the truth, or are paying a lower rent then what they told the agent.

Same way you seek out a good agent do the same for banking and lenders.

Can someone please recommend a good attorney or attorneys for the following contract law in New Jersey. We're specifically looking for someone to assist with law relating to construction contracts, insurance, etc.

If so, that means 3 are seeking a profit, you, the owner and the fix up guy.You enter into agreements to control the property, putting money on the loan without control means you can lose the money.

I also will share any ideas I have (even though at this time its not to much).I am also seeking to network with other investors and bounce ideas off of one another with the possibility of even coming together and doing business in the future.

In a buyout situation, to determine the value of a property, seek out comparables sold within the last six months, along with active listings.

But reading other posts here on BP I have seen that many brokerages will seek you out.

I suggest you seek other lenders as it seems the CU has made up thier mind where to slot you.

Here's the scenario: A private lender is seeking a mortgage company to handle loan origination for his loans.

I have our primary residence and the property we are seeking to finance, so a total of two?