But instead, they would rather their wreckless business practices be exposed online than just writing us a check to make good on their mistakes!!!

The attitude is one of collaboration, group sharing & learning from each other's best practices and ideas.

They'll agree to practically anything to just move the property and get some money for it.

Does anyone know investor friendly attorney familiar with lease options who practice in New York- New Jersey area?

A real project manager would be able to oversee multiple rehabs simultaneously and do what many GCs can't and might be a good 'next step' to start considering if multiple rehabs is your goal (and which seems to be the growth you're headed for whether they're for flip or hold).My real answer right now though would be to look at investing in a good property manager so you can focus on being your own project manager.

I'm not saying it's good or bad so there are some practical things to consider.

being a "people person" is not a genetic trait, it's a practiced talent.all businesses are people businesses because all businesses are run by people.

We did head up to the Brattleboro area and looked at a few places that had potential, but the biggest question I'm left with is the practicality of managing from afar. 

The practice in running analysis through the calculators itself is worth the upgrade.I live in North Jersey, but grew up in Brooklyn, NY. 

Can someone shed some light and practical info on this please ?