I have lived in Bayonne, Union City, and Jersey City (Heights and Journal Square).

The basic stuff is that they know what needs to be reclassed, adjusting journal entries, reconciliation of bank accounts, AR, AP, general ledger, subledgers, CAM reconciliation, true-up for CAM and Real Estate Taxes, rent/cam/tax escalation, proper allocation of the invoices and receipts. 

@Kisha Ulysse no prison list but New York Law Journal has a couple of probate filings which @Kerry Baird suggested.

I day traded currency futures in a past life and always kept an online journal to keep me accountable, share what I was doing with the community and have a little bit of fun.  

1. be present where i am: time w kids, time w wife, balance my work sched n personal sched - no more blending... hence, being present where/when needed2. have a web service running n netting 1k/mo on avg for y13. flip 2 homes4. buy a >/=4u rental5. build up some consulting work: collaborate n help small biz (10+) w marketing efforts (web/local/mobile venues) on an ongoing/reg basis6. reach net 25k monthly by end of year w combination of new biz created in 20137. health: maintain optimal weight by April, run 3x wk, green smoothie daily8. pray daily, go church weekly (no longer weakly), journal/meditate daily9. review goals monthly, plan weekly/daily10. volunteer monthly

For the newspaper ads I'll use the Atlanta Journal Constitution, which gives me the widest exposure possible to people that are seeking a new home to buy.

So as Dave says, the amount on schedule E will be less because I will not be incurring the expense, but rather paying off the liability I assumed at closing.Would these journal entries accurately represent what is happening?

As an example, my wife and I invest in Hudson County, Jersey City, Journal Square/McGinley Square.

Cincinnati Refined Cincinnati Business Journal- worth subscription fees Cincinnati enquirer 

That said, pull out all the stops:- Create a professional prospectus - a glossy printed edition with big photos that are focused as much on the lifestyle as on the property- Create a single-property website that recreates and expands on the prospectus- Contact every developer you can find personally and get a copy in their hands via FedEx- Consider a catered developers open house / party event- Obviously, high end professional photos, video, 3D walkthrough- Serious paid advertising in the high end journals, Wall St Journal with a big budget- Broker tour for high end brokers- $10,000 bonus paid at closing for buyer's broker who brings the successful offer by [target date]- Top shelf home warranty- Consider something outrageous - include a new BMW 530i with the purchase if under contract by [target date]  (roughly $60K)That's it - but I'm sure I'll wake up at 2 AM with more ideas...