Looks like you have very good seed money, but quite honestly not enough for $100K a month to materialize.

So that leads me to the question: we live in Florida and we recently paid cash for two out of state properties and I would like to get my seed money back out of them so I can purchase more property.

I would rather leave a good lasting impression with a potential future customer rather than sow the seeds of greed.Please don't sell him back the contract to his home.

As I read through your question: I picked on a few things, and mainly I sense that as a high earner, you might be able to fund your first investment in syndication if you have a fiscal plan that can help you save like $50k over a period of time and that would be your seed money in your first syndication. 

But in order to really make the break from being a wage slave (or worse) to being financially prosperous most people will need at least a few thousand dollars of seed money, maybe more, to "prime the pump", to invest in places where within a few months or a few years, at most, they can begin to reap dividends that release them from wage slavery.Acquiring this "seed" money is likely to be very, very hard for most people, for a host of reasons.

However I haven't done anything sense and I have no direction on where to start finding the seed money. 

My properties are within 10 minutes of my house and I think it would be real tough if I could not get to them when emergencies occur or repairs are needed.I would love to hear ideas from others, though, about how you can take seed money such as you have and make a career in NJ real estate. 

Don't have to get full commitment but you can get a feel on interest level and get a seed planted for when you have a deal to show them.BTW I would also make contact with a few HMLs in your area in case you can't pull together an equity partnership but have a good deal.  

I have a feeling if he said he wanted to see more seeds on his bagel, many would say "see, SEE, he's pushing for a CRASH, it's code words"....... 

I planted the seed.