Where to find multi unit deals in New Jersey

Where to find multi unit deals in New Jersey

Rental Property Investor · Cherry Hill, NJ · Member since 2018 · 27 posts · 3 votes

I’m looking to scale up my projects. I wanted to know where can u find some deals with multi units, apartment complex.

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Member since 2019 · 448 posts · 306 votes
5y

@Lance Bean

The best place you can find deals in NJ is to get your A$sss in your car and drive across the bridge into PA or down 95 to Delaware. Property taxes and home prices are too high in NJ and Tenants are hard to evict. Your setting yourself up for failure buying in NJ.

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  • Investor · Glen Mills, PA · Member since 2019 · 185 posts · 208 votes
    5y

    A few options here:

    1) MLS for smaller (less than 5 unit) properties

    2) Broker relationships are KEY, especially for 5+ unit deals - this is where I've had the most traction 

    3) Direct marketing (calls, texts, mail) to sellers - many have been successful here, it's a long term/numbers game 

  • Realtor · Hudson County, NJ · Member since 2017 · 176 posts · 110 votes
    5y

    In addition to Andrew's list for commercial deals you can try loopnet but sometimes those are posted on MLS as well.

    Facebook groups are also popular for real estate deals. There is a multi-family NJ real estate group on FB.

  • Rental Property Investor · Cherry Hill, NJ · Member since 2018 · 27 posts · 3 votes
    5y

    @Andrew Schutsky thank for the advice. But where do I find sellers. And where do I find the brokers to build the relationship

  • Rental Property Investor · Cherry Hill, NJ · Member since 2018 · 27 posts · 3 votes
    5y

    @Lamont Chen great I’ll check out Facebook thank you

  • Member since 2019 · 448 posts · 306 votes
    5y

    @Lance Bean

    The best place you can find deals in NJ is to get your A$sss in your car and drive across the bridge into PA or down 95 to Delaware. Property taxes and home prices are too high in NJ and Tenants are hard to evict. Your setting yourself up for failure buying in NJ.

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