Of course that depends on the specific property and deal you get. i would start in neighborhoods that are at least $125k and up, other wise you are going to be in riskier areas and areas that area more hassle and less passive.

The second exception is really just a specific extension of the first.The (standard) lease we use covers the dwelling, the grounds, and any outbuildings such as a detached garage or a shed.

The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No and Low Money Down (Brandon Turner)Not real estate specific, but great mindset books.4. 

@Daniel BrownThe quick answer is that the $80K is not the real price unless it specifically states "approved shortsale."

@Bryce Stclair Although I do not have experience with QOF, I am also very interested in opportunity zones, specifically in Clarksville. 

You are not alone in your real estate ambition.There is a very specific tool set and data scrubbing process required to make acquisitions work effectively and consistently: Here is what has worked for us after refinement since 1999.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/6994/79712-fin...

How did you determine (before you were connected to a specific market) which people to reach out to? 

who resides in South Jersey; Cumberland County to be specific.

Specifically 17-21.

Many start with no idea where it will specifically lead, and they end up spinning their wheels, and end up making little if any progress...and can't figure out why.