impressive, I am sure it will translate to a successful real estate investing career.There are many accountants who provide much value to the biggerpockets community by answering questions and providing articles to tax updates that impact real estate investors.I am not aware of any of the frequent posters who are local to New Jersey.Are you open to working remotely with an accountant? 

This is a frequent question and I've read through a few of the past posts asking for contractor references.

I am a realtor in Albany, NY and work frequently with investors.

It’s currently 75% occupied (6 units) and also after looking through the financials I observed one frequent tenant falling behind on rent often and another falling short twice over the last 12 months.

Get a good handyman, you’ll use them frequently.

Try finding the local fire damage expert and see if they know someone an investor who deals with these type of properties frequently.

Out here, you can't get into conventional loans on amounts below about 65K and frequently we end up paying for an appraisal and the underwriter can come back with the determination that the property can't be financed due to condition.

We rent the apartment on the extended stay market which means we must do a deep cleaning frequently between tenants.

I'm debating on the strategy here, but I can't say that Lufkin is a destination that I frequent, so I'm seeking some local insight. 

NORTH TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE INVESTORS (NTAREI) meets in Dallas at LBJ and Preston fairly frequently.