Purchase price: $752,000This property has two homes (5/3 and 2/2) with a shared pool and hot tub in the back yard.

Residential too commercial is football too baseball.

There's also a lot of Realtor's that work with clients that don't want to list on the MLS or even have a for sale sign on their back yard. 

You don’t have to ONLY consider deals in your backyard.

"Not in my backyard" keeps happening over and over again which how cities become sprawling.

. ($20k) new landscaping including vinyl fence in backyard and driveway ($45k) What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

However i found properties more attractive in Sayreville coz they have bigger backyard and bedrooms are more specious.Is there a realtor or an investor who is familiar with this locations and can comment about which one has more potential for value growth and investing ?

In fact I learn more here than from "experts"Hoping Jay, James, Steve, Carlos etc opine too. thanks everyone, from 1 of the quiet kids sitting in the back of the room ;).In reality, I think there's too many variables people are not use to that they must be equipped for:1) High(er) cost of capital. 2) Higher barrier to entry(in almost any avenue, even going to your local baseball game)3) Illiquidity in trades(plumbing, eletricians, etc.)4) Scarcity in land5) Technological improvements6) Lack of family formationsAlmost none of this stuff was present before 2008.

Hi folks, we recently started to build our pool in the backyard and was wondering if you have tax benefits if you add your pool to your LLC?

Seems like I see a lot of houses with fake grass in the backyard down in Florida on AIRBNB.