There doesn’t appear to be anything that screams at me to run away.  

It appears you have several that have been there for quite a while.

They provide straightforward qualification without the hassle of DTI or personal income verification, making it easier to grow your investment portfolio.

The Registered Agent will record the documents on your behalf so only their name and information appear on the documents.

They are both healthy and don't appear to be doing any damage to the house other than maybe dropping leaves and twigs every now and then.  

One key advantage is the VA loan, which allows you to buy a home with no down payment and competitive interest rates, making it easier to purchase property.As you continue to invest, you can use rental income to help cover mortgage payments or expand your portfolio over time.

.- Privvy is easier for seeing investor activity in the area and seeing the before/after of flips (how much they bought and sold it for)As an investor, I presume that your versions don't give you access to MLS sale price data? 

Two wage earners are going to have an easier time making rent than a family where there is only one paycheck, depending on how high such paychecks are, and in both cases you would look at the total household income.Stick to your guns on what you said you wanted, but when you are not in the heat of the situation reevaluate your standards to make sure they are still serving you well. 

Too early to tell but the concept is interesting and the properties appear to be reasonably vetted.   

New Jersey doesn't limit rent increases across the board, but individual counties and municipalities appear to have their own laws.