Hoboken FHA Approved Properties

These are the latest FHA approved properties in Hudson County. Let me know if you would like to schedule a showing or need any additional information on the properties or financing.

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• New Jersey FHA Approved Properties
• Hudson County FHA Approved Properties
• Jersey City FHA Approvied Properties

… or call me directly (201 988 1393) for immediate advice on FHA properties that suit your needs and budget.

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FHA Approved Condos in Jersey City, NJ

These are the latest FHA approved properties in Jersey City. Let me know if you would like to schedule a showing or need any additional information on the properties or financing.

Click on any property below to view property details and return to this page to see other properties. For a more refined search visit:

• New Jersey FHA Approvied Properties
• Hudson County FHA Approved Properties
• Hoboken FHA Approved Properties

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New Jersey FHA Approved Condos

Comprehensive list of the latest FHA approved properties in New Jersey. Let me know if you would like to schedule a showing or need any additional information on the properties or financing.

Contact me directly (201 988 1393) for the full list of NJ FHA condos and immediate advice on FHA properties that suit your needs and budget.

Click on any property to view property details and return to this page to see other properties. For a more refined search visit:

• Hudson County FHA Approved Properties
• Hoboken FHA Approved Properties
• Jersey City FHA Approvied Properties

Let me know if you would like to schedule a showing of any of the following:

Weehawken, NJ Real Estate Question

I’m thinking of buying at Aristocrat Condos, 48th Street, Weehawken. Is this a good buy?

It has 16 units, 15 were sold out in an auction in April. One unit (1 bed, 1 1/2 bath) available to buy because the bidder who won the auction couldn’t get a mortgage. Is this property a good/safe buy? Will it appreciate in 5 yrs? Will it rent out easily?

Great question

I disagree with comments such as, “Nothing is safe”. If you’ve ever read anything from Warren Buffet on investing, he repeatedly says, “investing blindly or without knowledge is gambling… I’m not in the gambling business.”

Here are a couple of quick points to consider:

1. If fifteen out of sixteen sold at auction, obviously there is demand for these particular units.
2. It also depends on the acquisition price relative to the sold comps (other sold units).
3. Here is a question for you to consider: “Are you buying as an investment or primary residence? Are you looking for a home or a deal or both?” Its important to know if the acquisition is purely investment.

It’s all in the numbers

1. Figure two ways out before getting into the deal. “If I had to sell today, what is the property worth?” Then, take that number and minus 10%.
2. What is your ROI (Return on Investment)? Understand that in real estate you can still be profitable with a flat gross monthly income and expense. How you ask? The tax benefits for owning real estate are incredible. Talk to your accountant about a Real Estate Holding Company.
3. Do I want and or need to be a landlord?
4. Can I generate an equal or better ROI with less stress and effort on a more passive investment (maybe buying tax liens)?

Here is a great website to help you with this: mortgage-investments.com.

Another scenario:

Buying for me.
1. Does it suit your needs and desires? We all need to live somewhere. At one point in my life, I had a two bench seat car I lived in for three weeks. Now, I’m very blessed to live in Port Liberte in Jersey City on the Hudson with my family.
2. Can you buy the unit at a value similar to the others sold recently? For example, if it’s a one bedroom, look at all the one bedrooms that sold. Then, divide the sold price by the sqf. Get a multiple and then use that to determine if it’s a value of not.

Lastly, is now a great time to buy? YES! Go to my recent blog post in regard to my 90 day market review of Hudson County. for a detailed response to this question.

For a personal evaluation and more information on West New York, please feel free to call me immediately at 201-427-1032.

Adams Square in Hoboken, New Jersey

These are the latest properties available in this building.

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