Just reaching out to my fellow NJ landlords to see who people are using for this inspection, prices, recommendations, etc. prior to scheduling my properties.

BP is a great resource to get questions answered and to meet people.

People who have a W2 job are likely not going to qualify.People who manage their properties full time shouldn't have a very difficult time qualifying if they are truley involved with day to day operations.

People grow up and then move away, at least anyone who can get out does (myself included).

They both have their pros and cons and will appeal to different types of people and financial situations.

I have multiple people ready to fill it every time a mid-term lease ends.

In the end, they are all sales people that they want your business so they will what has to be done to get that.Reinspections are required for some companies, but in my case, when asking they couldn't confirm that the property will be inspected and then it got inspected and declined.

People invent.

Despite the Interest rate and Housing Crises, there are many people who are realizing the importance of Cash flow and Passive Income, and with current Interest rates, is it Realistic to seek a Cash Flow Positive rental investment, considering that you have bare minimum equity in the Property?

Many people are aiming for -$500/month cash flow now and then hoping to break even or go positive after refinancing in a couple years at 5%.- You're right, if you want to maximize your first priority (positive ROI), you'll usually benefit more by finding an underpriced rehab on or off market and then developing it with an ADU and/or DADU.