Lisa Mangroo Real Estate Fund Manager from East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania posted about 1 year ago I have a few off market buildings for sale in JC, but most of them have rc tenants who are not interested in moving. Any suggestions on how they can be persuaded to move out legally? Its not that I want to displace people from their homes, just trying to find ways in which these deals can be value add opportunities for my buyers. Thanks!
Wayne Brooks Real Estate Professional from West Palm Beach, Florida replied about 1 year ago Well, that’s exactly what you’re asking.....how to displace them.
Michael Baker Real Estate Broker from Jersey City, New Jersey replied about 1 year ago @Lisa Mangroo . Lisa, where are the properties?
Lisa Mangroo Real Estate Fund Manager from East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania replied almost 1 year ago @Michael BakerOne is in Hudson City, the other is in the Bergen-Lafayette neighborhood
Anthony Gayden Rental Property Investor from Omaha, NE replied almost 1 year ago Originally posted by @Lisa Mangroo :I have a few off market buildings for sale in JC, but most of them have rc tenants who are not interested in moving. Any suggestions on how they can be persuaded to move out legally? Its not that I want to displace people from their homes, just trying to find ways in which these deals can be value add opportunities for my buyers. Thanks! Cash for keys.
Vaughn Smith Real Estate Agent from Verona, NJ replied 9 months ago @Lisa Mangroo Here are a few resources that can help you out if you're looking to invest in NJ. The first is the tenants bill of rights. The second is the Jersey City Ordinance for rent control both are exciting reads (lol) and will help you make an informed decision about property ownership in NJ & Jersey City https://www.jerseycitynj.gov/U... https://library.municode.com/n...
Lisa Mangroo Real Estate Fund Manager from East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania replied 9 months ago Thanks @Vaughn Smith