Due dillgence in this case would be crucial.

I live in Orange County CA and I just got to get something in Texas- Thoughts and advice much appreciated. 

I can't say this will be the case every time, but no one is going to care about your property as much as you do, and doing good due diligence beforehand is absolutely crucial.

I heard it is crucial to obtain a mentor especially when starting out.

That might replace my local MLS app for sending properties to clients if I like the way it looks and works.Google Drive is crucial for my business.

My project manager did 5 in a row in West Orange for about 300k buy, 60k reno, 60k profit so it's doable, but if you plan to do a lot yourselves, in part-time, NJ is not the best place for that.

Don't be discouraged you can do it in Kissimmee, Davenport, and some other areas that are outside of Orange County. 

Bloomfield NH is 3%, East Orange 5.5% of the properties value.

If they are bluffing, then you can go and initiate the eviction process and that will bring about its own hearing.This WILL be a frustrating process no matter how you cut it, so juice this orange for all you can squeeze out of it by learning everything possible along the way.

The only thing that’s keeping me here is getting bank financing, which is crucial for my goals that I have, which is BRRRR’ing.