Property Manager n.j?

[sliqnes]

Originally Posted by MrRational

Good luck with it all.

But to be clear... it's not so much about "if" you can sell.
It's about knowing and accepting what the fair market value is.

Thanks for this info you dont know how much this post means to me it has me looking at my situation differently.......

[Electrician4you]

Originally Posted by sliqnes

Electrician4you
Long distance? I would sell and move on.

MrRational
Gotcha. So you've already done the one cycle of 'wait and see ... maybe'.

Sell now for the best price you can get AS IS this spring...
Move on.


Well im gonna take your and my wifes advise and try to sell....i'll keep you all posted

I think you're going the smart thing. We tried the long distance thing as a investment. Didn't care for it.

You're better off investing in a REIT if you want to invest.

[sliqnes]

Originally Posted by Electrician4you

I think you're going the smart thing. We tried the long distance thing as a investment. Didn't care for it.

You're better off investing in a REIT if you want to invest.

What is REIT?

[damiansmith1986]

I had have good experience with property manager in my mind. If any one else also want property management service call rmprop.com .

[otterhere]

Sell.

[JKinNJ]

NJ property managers generally charge 10%. Unless you can make a decent amount after that, you're probably just better off selling, especially if you have older appliances/systems in the house that could potentially need expensive repairs or replacing. With NJ taxes and housing prices, you'll probably get way more for your money in TX.

[sliqnes]

Originally Posted by sliqnes

What is REIT?

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[MrRational]

Originally Posted by sliqnes

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Real estate investment trust - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You don't want/need.