I was extremely intrigued throughout college, but new I wasn't in the right place to begin anything.I am currently living in Green Bay, and would like to begin in this market, with the potential for out-of-state investing in the future.

Post 2: Looking up Tax Maps for Jersey CityThis is the 2nd post in my series about online tools useful for investing in Jersey City.You can check out 1st post here: Jersey City Online Tools Post 1: Tax Assessment recordsThe Tax Maps for Jersey city are available here:http://hostedfiles.civilsolutions.biz/jerseycity/taxmaps/index.htmThey are maintained by the company Civil Solutions, a division of ARH Associates. 215 Bellevue Ave, Hammonton, NJ 08037, Ph: 800-924-0482 www.arh-us.com or www.civilsolutions.biz Here is a screenshot of the search navigation at the top.You need to first select, how you want to find a property via selecting the radio buttons.In the screenshot above, I have selected "Address".Then in the dark green row, select County = Hudson, Municipality = Jersey City and then the fun beings."

You can also try vinegar or green rubbing alcohol.

What tips or processes could you offer someone SUPER green to get started right away without making a lethal mistake?

Also, I highly recommend reading/listening to David Greene's book on Long Distance RE Investing.

I live here on a green card for a reason. 

I am a very green newbie in Florida.

And this green house, we bought for 10 dollars!

Hey @Jordan Huber, Vic Green Realty manages my small-mid apartment buildings in Dayton.

You could go pay cash---the green stuff to someone, get a deed and file it and never touch a bank or title company, but how do you get the money back out....sure you could rent it, and get a little back each month....but if you sell it and want the cash back in the system, now it is tracible ....title...and banks...checks.... very risky washing money this way.