Hey Dana Nicholson you can just google New Jersey landlording laws and it'll give you the information you're looking for.

If you go on to yelp or google type in building material.

I'm well organized everything is on google sheets every dollar.

@Freddie Williams Google maps.

Ok, so just did some research and initially, I was thinking RealtyTrac was the clear winner as they had TONS more info but BASED ON OTHER'S OPINIONS VIA GOOGLE SEARCH, it looks like they have a history of inaccurate data. 

You can use Google Adwords, Bing, or Facebook and target potential home owners and keywords.Then, offer something of value to get potential leads to give up their contact information so you can follow up with them.

Pull the grille off of the current fan to get the make and model number, then google replacements to see what's available.Good luck!

If the seller died intestate (which seems likely given the timeframe, the property will have to work its way through the probate process, then possibly the foreclosure process (once there is an heir/new owner to foreclose upon) - both of which can take months/years.If you do some digging in the county's public records (google "your county + public records" and then find the probate filings), you should be able to find the attorney who's handling the probate and/or the likely heirs.

Find them through Google and meetup.comTwo Great reads, I bought both J.

Googling returned me this:http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/upshot/buy-rent-calculator.html?