My bet is Dallas and Crystal City.

https://www.azag.gov/sites/default/files/sites/all...If you're still unsure, your best bet is to speak with a local tenant/landlord laws practicing attorney.

Definitely use these boards to learn about ALL the intricacies involved with real estate.

People here on the South Shore do it frequently and often have multiple takers.one of my telemarketers husband was a fisherman in Alaska.. and he just got his first captions position.something was wrong down in the freezer we went down there to check It out and exactly as you described he perished.I was thinking these were like little co 2 thingees you put in a pellet gun:)  if they are big tanks I bet you can recycle them somewhere. 

Try to keep what you are involved in under your control and make sure its complete. 

Jason DiClemente Mike Dymski Okay I just wanted to make sure before I got too involved into anything.

I do have family that lives in New Jersey but if theres ever an issue down the road I don't want to have my family involved or have any risk. 

I bet Jay knows more about than me.

So when I go to pay for the property, do I need to get a real estate attorney involved or can the title company take care of the transaction?

As a starting point I suggest being within arms reach of your first project if only for the education and experience of being involved all the way through.