Criminal and Civil. 

I would like to do a little bit of internal analysis to help this group out a bit.We can categorize this discussion into two different groups:1) The Experienced InvestorsThose of us who are in this group have a lot to offer.

They're the ones that tip the balance in the landlord's internal calculation of, "Is this life really worth it?"

I do not know the proper channels to follow and move forward and would love to intern with someone in the NJ area.

I now am in the management consulting field and I am primarily working with banks on ensuring their compliance with lending regulations and internal controls.

Check BNI international or a LeTip (professional networking associations) had great experience with some BNI folks before.

Are there websites similar to rentometer.com  but for International Investors?

Member agreements are all internal documents which contains my name as the SLLC member.

Make sure that you thoroughly screen your tenants in the future (i.e. pull a check on their credit, criminal, AND evictions history) and do landlord reference checks on everyone above 18 that will be living in the unit.

If the deal finder were to receive equity in the deal, it would be a maximum of 20% (15% is more likely).That said, if you are interning for this experience investor, a salary is also another option.The increase in your compensation will be in the experienced investors' control.