All articles about New Jersey Investment Property Guide.
New Jersey's property taxes eliminate cash flow in most North Jersey markets when modeled correctly. Here's how to underwrite NJ rental property without using the wrong assumptions.
NYC investors moving capital into NJ face four state-specific laws that don't exist in New York. Here's what you need to know before buying across the Hudson.
In New Jersey, buying a tenant-occupied property means inheriting those tenants indefinitely. Here's how to evaluate what you're actually acquiring before you commit.
BiggerPockets is losing ground on NJ-specific content. Here are the better alternatives for New Jersey investors who need current, jurisdiction-specific guidance.
North Jersey and South Jersey require fundamentally different investment strategies. Here's how to decide which market matches your capital, risk tolerance, and goals.
BiggerPockets covers real estate in general. New Jersey has laws that contradict almost everything general investing advice assumes. Here's what each source delivers.
NJ exit tax explained for real estate sellers — the 2% gross or 10.75% gain withholding, how to calculate it, and how to avoid it with a 1031 exchange.
Hard money lending in NJ explained — rates, points, judicial foreclosure risk pricing, DSCR loans, and what fix-and-flip investors need to know.
Rent control in NJ explained — Jersey City, Hoboken, Newark rules, how much landlords can raise rent, and the 30-year new construction exemption.
NJ tax sale certificate investing explained — interest rates, foreclosure timeline, the 2-year wait, Tyler v. Hennepin impact, and how to buy NJ tax liens.
NJ landlord tenant law explained for investors — Anti-Eviction Act, security deposits, lead paint, rent control, and registration requirements.
New Jersey foreclosure timeline explained — judicial process, Fair Foreclosure Act, sheriff's sale, right of redemption, and what investors need to know.
New Jersey eviction process step by step — Anti-Eviction Act, just cause grounds, Notice to Quit, court filing, and the owner-occupied exemption.