They are available at the big box stores and it's very easy to change out the plug on the dryer.The older plug/outlet  is still legal on existing houses, but not legal on new wiring.Unless you have an issue with the current wiring, I would not change the wiring or the outlet.

I know there are stores that have an entity hold the real estate and have another company as an operating company in case of lawsuit.  

.- Yes I will pay buyers agent if I go the FSBO route- I will hold a open house and planning to get one of those PODS thing to store the clutter (and possible hire a staging company)- I thought the HOA docs goes straight from the HOA.

After I gave him the keys he asked if I would mind if he stores his boat in the backyard of the house. 

The books in the BP store are another great resource to start with.

Two of the houses I bought at the sheriff sale, I found the abstract in the house.First thing, call around to your local abstract companies, I give it a 50-75% chance they will be able to track it down for you(stored at an abstract company, or attorney's office).

If the property has carpet go to a grocery store and buy Borax spread into the carpet and repeat every 2 due until infestation is gone.

Its in a quite neighbor hood, not too bad of schools yet close to stores/shops and restaurants.

So I can't speak a whole lot to that but I'd be happy to give you generic advice from what I have experienced and seen younger members go through.1) Dress that extra step up (Not the bargain store shirts and pants), if money is tight go to a store find your sizes (coats and shirts) then go to a thrift store or goodwill type store.

The Bigger Pockets book store if full of great books: https://www.biggerpockets.com/store