watch Craigslist for a dump trailer.

I subscribe to Brian Dean (his videos are entertaining & informative), Neil Patel (consistently posted these 2-5 minute clips & Josh Bachnyski (Canadian who seems to know what he is talking about, must take notes when watching his videos).2) Content, in my opinion, should focus on your target market (distressed homeowners).

. - Caveat to all this is that, you still have to have a filtering process; [i.e. test them on various tasks required for the job, have instructional videos so once hired, they can just watch the video(s), have bonus structure to incentivize, etc]

I had another friend who attempted the same thing (in a house that looks very similar to yours) and was unable to get a letter, which was fine because he was in the due diligence phase, but it's something to watch out for.Anyways, hope that helps. 

Watch for knob & tube wiring (uninsurable), cedar post lally columns in the basement and slanted floors that result from the cedar posts shrinking over the decades.If they have been replaced, remember that the adjustable (temporary) steel columns are not up to code. 

When I was in your situation I interviewed a couple PM companies in the area, you can google "Questions to ask property managers" to give you a good idea of what you should be asking and watching out for. 

NJ works cause most of the properties I watch cash flow.

I live in and invest in north linden and watch the market here pretty closely. 

I would watch some videos about 506b and 506c. 

So I'm sure prices have gone up since then.My only warning for Midland, is to watch out for flood properties.