Any experience from members on renting high bedroom units in northern NJ?

This way you get to build a quick relationship but then they know they can’t be super high on their pricing because they know they are competing

I am looking for a list of questions that I need to ask in order to understand and get involved in the deal, as well as if you have any suggestions in this kind of deals, I would highly appreciate the input. 

If you are in a high demand metro area, it's simply not realistic to expect to be cash flow positive if you are putting down 0-10%.Now if that is all the capital you have, that is what it is....is it better to keep renting than to buy?

If the bill got to high I would mention it but so far no issues. 

I highly recommend installing Kwiset SmartKey locks that you can rekey yourself in seconds with a simple tool that's included with the lock.

If you can't keep control your finances, you are highly unlikely to succeed in real estate investing.

This would require some demo work and I would not be able to get as high of a rent obviously and it would reduce my ROI. 

So, a good tenant in place who want to stay is GOLD to me.If you really feel like you want to keep the rent as high as possible, perhaps reward a good tenant with a small upgrade.

I am interested in similar projects in NJ in areas with high condo demand / discrepancy between multifamily and condo pricing.