Online marketplaces seem like a promising way to find a place to invest without the terrible yields and insane closing costs of the NYC market.  

If you're a subscriber to their online lookup service please contact me. 

Florida does offer them online DO NOT USE A THIRD PARTY!!

Just doing a brief look online, similar houses in that neighborhood are selling for $25-$30k and rehabed houses are on the market for approx. $99,500 to $116,000.

NYU offers them, some online, through their continuing education and professional studies department.If you still need help, hire a real estate counselor, with the CRE designations.  

You don't need a license at all to invest in real estate no matter what state you live in or the other states you invest in.You should using experienced local professionals in each state you do business in to get the job done right and keep you out of any legal trouble you may be worrying about.A license and all the training and expenses that goes with it is only necessary when you are representing other people as clients.

I looked online and can't find any sort of summary form.  

Lots of tech going into the Plano area.Regarding taxes, there a ton of resources online to get good info. 

I'm not 100% sure re: the email/online version (we've been neglecting our NJ content and have been focused on other states)... but if you call the Treasury tomorrow, they'll let you know.

I suggest either way to lawyer up and get some legal advice on the eviction process.Best of luck and keep us posted!