In exchange you would do manual labor task, pick-up materials, do office work, pass out flyers, etc. 

There's just an endless number of such tasks to be done that will end up eating all of your time if you do them.

Also either way yes or no, where on the internet can I locate the form in question?

However, I will say that the tools available on the internet make the process so much easier.  

NJ does have grant money to remove and even cover leaking tanks but from what I see on Internet, they appear to be 4 years behind in reimbursements - so would help him any.

The professional estate agent will not usually need the services of a lawyer to draw up the preliminary sales contract, as their knowledge and experience will ensure they are proficient in this important task.

Cuomo also directed the state Tenant Protection Unit to create a task force to provide education and outreach to inform tenants of their rights.

I am not sure about reliability of internet resources.

If I were you, I would sell off the property and buy a nice cashflowing appartment building (as big as you can afford with 20% down), while having a property manager take care of the everyday tasks.

For example, the particular property I am looking at presently may have some structural issues and will most likely require an entire gut job...in this case I would want to put the work to a GC who can sub out individual tasks or self perform.