I have some association with the real estate seminar industry and actually have found that Chris Johnson is one of the closest to the "real deal" as I've dealt with.

AND: my wife's family is here and we would have a good network to help us get started.2nd choice: Northern or Central NJ -- many of our closest friends live in the NY/NJ/Philly area, I spent 7 years living in NJ and the proximity of NYC makes NJ a really attractive place for us to live.

Ever since looking for a skating rink to bring my kids to, the closest one was an hour away.

Closest you can get without getting access to MLS.Also if you can try contacting a realtor who will or can help you with getting MLS comps or their opinion on what they think a like property is worth

I think Jerry Bredesen has the closest answer to perfect. 

That would be like going to a restaurant and asking the cook to make you a steak in the parking lot for cheaper than the restaurant is charging.If you are working with a property management company that handles repairs by outsourcing everything you could ask for a referral to other contractors and speak directly with some of those contractors.

Also my competition.My 2 bedroom units I describe as "Hamburger and French Fry" are $350/week.My 2 bedrooms I describe as "Steak and Potatoe" are $400/week.My pricing comes from my competition.

While they can't tell us the exact date, they can tell us the time of year that it is scheduled for foreclosure.I would try to reach out to her closest relative.

There is a tiny closest because the stairs going to the basement are on the other side.Do I need to find an architect or interior designer?  

Until then I'd say the closest comparable product would be the combination of Corelogic's Listsource and RealQuest products.