Hello everyone
My name is Rafael Molinaro, i am a Realtor at Living New Jersey, located in the same state, I'm interested in exchange ideas and info about new aspects of real estate investing, multifamily investing, low or no money real estate investing, flipping houses, buy and hold investing, and investing in general.
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@Rafael Molinaro as far as financing for different assets in New Jersey, there are a few different options. You could get a credit line, use a hard money lender, work with a private lender, or take out a traditional mortgage for your properties. The hot location I have seen lately for investing in NJ are Newark, Jersey City, the Oranges, Rochelle, Irvington, Trenton, and Livingston. It really depends on what kind of property you/your client is looking for; are you looking to cater towards higher-end, lower-end, are you looking to be a landlord, do you just want to flip, do you want to wholesale? These are some of the questions you want to ask yourself/client.