There are other questions I have about utilities and repairs, but I probably haven't got a good grasp of what you are saying yet(?) 

After 100 doors he has a grasp on those numbers.

With the countless number of books, programs, audio clips, videos, and blogs and articles (how we found BP :O) ) we feel like we have a small grasp on it.

I'm trying to get a firm grasp on how to do the income approach for the valuation of properties.

By starting out with these types of study materials you will see how the investor strategies fall into place and you can understand the relationships between one strategy and another making it much easier to grasp the basics of any investing approach.There was recently a question here on BP asking about a roadway easement where an investor wanted to bid on a property but didn't know if they would have access.

Dig in to the forum threads and grasp the knowledge.

If wholesaling is your primary first step/choice, I suggest you dig into the forum threads on that topic and grasp the education needed to succeed in that arena.

So i began my journey by reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and Cash Flow Quadrant to try and get a grasp as to my path forward.

Be warned, it is an approach that many have a hard time grasping at first.

There are very few specific reasons you can use to get a tenant out.If you are going to buy rentals in NJ, I suggest that you get a very good grasp on NJ landlord/ tenant laws before you buy.You are going to find good deals where the seller simply can not cope with a very difficult tenant and can't get them out.