People act like it's some major legal issue.

So if the mortgage balance is $120,000 but FEMA only pays $30,000 and there is no flood insurance (as the majority of homes did not have) but the repairs are in the $70,000 range, then it will have to go to short sale or foreclosure correct?  

You can find all of the lists you want online and the forums:  cash-flow, appreciation, quality of life, job growth, etc.  

As far as tax sales, the September sale starts Monday and it's online bidding.

Can anyone recommend me a good online school?

If they shut off electricity for 3 weeks to a majority of your unit, that is an issue that you could have taken action on.

If you leave NY/NJ or go further away from major population areas, yes, you can find less taxes, but the rental income might also be less.

I kind of agree with the majority here, I don't think the market will see a big hit.

It's been a while now into Cody Sperber's fast track program learning how to wholesale real estate online, but I haven't pocketed any profits yet besides the education.

You cant manage what you cant measure - order a home hygrometer for $10 online and measure the relative humidity in the house.