Real Estate Investor/ Buying Cheap Property

Real Estate Investor/ Buying Cheap Property

NJ · Member since 2018 · 4 posts · 0 votes

Hey guys I am 21 years old and looking to start my Realestate journey and I feel like a blessing just came into my arms. I have a huge question. The house next to mine is a complete piece of garbage inside and out but it is a property down the beach in New Jersey. Bottom line is my neighbor has not listed in on any market and he states that "all he has to go off of is the tax records". It seems like he really wants to get rid of this property badly as his wife just passed away. He stated that he just want to get rid of it without listing it or talking to a broker. I think this could be a golden opportunity. I have no Realestate knowledge at all. I am 21 and have little to no credit. What the heck do I do. Any suggestions welcomed. Thank you so much. 

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New to Real Estate · Ridgewood, NJ · Member since 2014 · 18 posts · 10 votes
8y

Can you provide some more info?

What beach in NJ?

Single Family?

Does he owe a mortgage?

Maybe you can suggest seller financing, 

What would be your end game, renovate and flip or are you in a strong rental market?

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  • Bridgewater, NJ · Member since 2015 · 100 posts · 31 votes
    8y
    @Joseph Thompson What beqch in nj?
  • New to Real Estate · Ridgewood, NJ · Member since 2014 · 18 posts · 10 votes
    8y

    Can you provide some more info?

    What beach in NJ?

    Single Family?

    Does he owe a mortgage?

    Maybe you can suggest seller financing, 

    What would be your end game, renovate and flip or are you in a strong rental market?

  • NJ · Member since 2018 · 4 posts · 0 votes
    8y

    House will probably have to be knocked down so at this point I am looking at it as for just the lot. It is in Seaside Heights New Jersey. Ive heard the Realestate market has been very cold. Ideally I would like to just buy the land and resell it quickly after since I think I can get it for a cheap price. Kind of like being a middle man. There is no mortgage on the property. 

  • Specialist · Delran, NJ · Member since 2016 · 2k+ posts · 951 votes
    8y

    With no mortgage, as @Stephen Earley suggested it may make a good seller financing candidate. Did you move forward with this purchase?

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