If so, someone within an hour or so radius of you might be best.If you don't mind an out of town CPA/EA, your options expand dramatically.Even with a local CPA, everything will be (or should be) electronic as far as document delivery and the majority of communication goes.There are at least a dozen CPAs/EAs on this forum, all of which to my knowledge are capable of serving clients remotely.General advice is to read posts and search the forum, then reach out to who you find provides value and might be a good fit.

Saves like 15-25% on everything, $20 delivery and no interest if you pay it within 30 days.

If you are mailing out letters, have them signed and off for delivery. 

Definitely is a tenant caused problem--oil deliveries should be automatic, based on degree-days. 

I thought we would be staging & listing yesterday/this week (week of 6/10/19) but we got hit with another round of downpours starting last Thursday which slowed down the drying of the floors (stain) which delayed delivery and installation of appliances and also delayed staging (obviously since floors aren't complete).

He is 24 living with parents and is working as a pizza delivery job.

Within 30 days after the termination of the tenant's lease or licensee's agreement, the owner or lessee shall return by personal delivery, registered or certified mail...I would tell the tenant, in writing, that you will return it in accordance with NJ law once they provide a forwarding address.

I once had a delivery job that allowed me to drive through various parts of the state and the sense of exploration allowed me to alleviate some of the pain in my chest, however the feeling of inadequacy of not being able to find a job that could fully support an independent life were always there.

You pay $65 once per year for unlimited deliveries and installs.

Are most postal workers/delivery drivers pretty receptive to the offer?