Typically san diego has been good, but look at this article. 

This means that BRRRR typically works as a cash only purchase as the homes being in deplorable shape keeps out all of the buyers who are utilizing financing; thus driving down the price to allow a cash buyer to buy so low that they can utilize the BRRRR strategy. 

What do you typically put for CapEx?

Typically it’s done with cash or equivalent.

I typically will bid on my properties in foreclosure a percentage of FMV instead of total debt where value may be in question. 90% of FMV would be typical for me when considering i've got commissions, taxes, maintenance, etc., so, i'll bid 90% to try to entice 3rd party bidders so i don't have to take it into REO inventory.

75% is more typical.  80% for some SFR investment properties.You did not include Closing costs for the Purchase.Double check your numbers before you move forward.Good luck.

This is way out of my element, as I am typically a value add investor. 

Not your typical interview in the least.

I have a full time job getting off around 5pm typically and have free time after that and most weekends to help with anything.

Though I have not purchased my own real estate in NJ so I might be unqualified to speak about it; I would say attend Brandon Turner's webinar which he typically holds every week on this very topic!