Also look into:- Bookkeeper (hire someone) so you can concentrate on building your assets and equity- CPA advisor (not just tax prep) and at least meet with them every three months with your financials- Real Estate Attorney - may sure they are in sync with your CPA Advisor- Tax Preparer - could be an EA or CPA.

Investing with no savings, no income and no credit is not realistic.I would advise you concentrate on establishing a good solid employment income and living a frugal life style to save every possible penny.

Although, you can do all of your own filings, I'd rather pay some money to have someone do it right so I can concentrate on other things.Your operating agreement is another thing and that depends on what your needs are.

Weakness again was concentrated in the northeast.

I am a first time investor and I want to concentrate more on getting the home and market right and do not want to worry about buying a property and work on it and rehab it. 

If you're looking for a househack, you may notice certain areas of the city have high concentration of small multis vs.

This has worked for me (while everything has been going up since 2011) because otherwise I would have been paying down debts while there would have been opportunities that slipped away while I had no investment ready / re-allocatable assets.If we return to 2009 like scenario again I will change strategy by paying down debts faster, lowest balance first a la "Ramsey", but I will still be saving/investing.I think it's best to concentrate on getting your net worth to increase each month and to do that, even more than a little extra work hours, you need assets that grow. 

Concentrating in a different area.

Local real estate clubs are the easiest way to find the greatest concentration of serious lenders.This is a list of some real estate clubs near Morristown, NJ from Meetup.com.

I will continue to concentrate on small multi-family unots for buy and hold and SF for flips for the time being.