Hi, I'm considering changing my property manager in Jersey City (Greenville area, 2 unit duplex).

The Milwaukee streets sort of run across the whole city if you look on the map.

@Na Beasley the deed cannot be recorded until all back city and county debts attached to the property are paid.

City, county or state regulations may all be different as you need to know which ones apply. 

Tell them to go on the city tax site and look up the owner.

I'm currently developing new construction in multiple areas around the city. 

I found out today city hall was closed today and the recording said no inspections scheduled today due to the holiday.

Am looking at these two properties in LA, one is a 4-unit 50 years old just East of Culver City, somewhere east of Hauser and just north of Jefferson Blvd. this one is a bread and butter property which almost covers its own expenses and will be completely carrying itself in 5 years, second one is a 3-units 95 years old on Eagle Rock in walking distance to Colorado Blvd with one unit vacant (needs 30K to rehab).

@Dan D.As a fellow investor in southern ca, my advise is that out of state route is good if you can scale to 10 or 15 properties rapidly. if you are only interested in two to three rentals, save these downpayments and invest in area two to three hours away from bay area like bakersfield, fresno, sacramento, patterson city etc.Its not worth your time and hassle with pm companies for two to three rentals in out of state scenario.i can still find decent cap rates within area two hours away from los angeles in multi family my two cents...

Hi @Anthony Rivas,I would recommend the Tax Delinquent List from your county or city.