If they show an interest I suggest they bring me a deal and we can look at it.

Since I don't personally invest in South Jersey I can't really recommend anyone specifically but if you reach out to @Tom Dagney or check out the vendors on the SJREIA website you will see a few title companies who would likely be familiar with doing this since they work with other investors in South Jersey.

The other is much lower but is a fixer upper that would probably require work that would bring the total cost to be $140,000 with the addition of the money to do repairs. 

@Joseph Mayes - Investors are easy to find if you bring them a good deal.

The Bigger Pockets website has some investment calculators that can help with this. 

Also, definitely stay away from websites zillow and Icomps for comps- those sites can be up to 70% off on their numbers.Now I don't know the specifics of your deal like beds/baths, lot size, etc, but looking at comps within a .1 of the area, I would guess you'd be in the upper 300k range.

On this BP website under 'Tools', then 'FilePlace', you can search for wholesale contracts and other documents that you may find helpful. 

I am using a realtor for the expertise they bring to the table.  

Personally I never have/need an inspection after my first walk thru, but someone without a construction background would probably want to bring someone in.

And @Bjorn Ahlblad brings up a great point about sellers (and even more so, brokers) tending to overstate by a grade or so.But now things are even more complicated in that using Lennon's grading scale a class B property could be built in 2002.