It's extremely time consuming to listen to them all, but I drive a truck so I have time to listen.

But too many consumers rely on that data as coming from God. 

Here's a couple places to start for your state:Eviction Notices for Nonpayment of Rent in New JerseyState of New Jersey Department of Consumer Affairs Landlord-Tenant Information

Blind offers are time consuming and usually a waste as you have found.  

Here are a couple of extra resources for you:- If you have any consumer debt weighing you down (credit cards, car loans, etc.), check out Dave Ramsey.

I understand the fear, but I don't let it consume me because I grew up in the hard streets of Chicago.That said, if you're interested in partnering up, hit me up and let's impact these neighborhoods for the good together, and potentially gaining an *** load of equity in a couple years.

It's not only time-consuming for all concerned but it's also the most likely time a tenant will try to manipulate you.2.

Personally, I bought my first property in LA at 23 and it worked out great, but I had a stable W2 job that did not consume all of my time, could easily pay the mortgage, and was/am passionate about RE.

Wouldn't you assume a generation consumed by technology glued to a computer or mobile device screen would want to see your message on that screen?

Hopefully the Trump administration gets rid of Dodd-Frank and it's spawn the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.