After calling http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/offices... a second time, I was put on the phone with a much more knowledgeable man.

When a property lists here and is available for rental (permits are strict here) it is usually gone within days if not the same day it's listed.

Well, we have to presume that they came to a showing given the wording of the OP, so there would have been a face to face unless Seth had a lockbox and allowed them access by giving the code.

It opens up great opportunities in other niches. right now I am staying in the college station zip codes but would explore Bryan I suppose.

There's a code violation lien that increases 25 dollars a day as a punitive fine by the city to add pressure to get the house up to code.

Sometimes we agree to a cap on costs that are yet unknown (like code compliance liens). 

I do remember that they put an access code at the main entrances and once you entered... you walked down old hallways that still looked like an old school hallway with the condo entrance doors to the left and right.  

I have to find a good Broker that will train me to be much better in the field and not charge me any overhead fees monthly (cost of tuition keeps me on a strict budget a lot of the time).

Or, is your marketing campaign strictly for proprietary deals?

Interesting article from Realtor Magazine.How much did housing wealth change in your zip code