We are both from New Jersey, but now we are split up and he is in New Jersey and I am in North Carolina.

You're already in a losing situation if they're not paying rent - now is a good time to speak to an attorney to make sure you don't dig the hole deeper by prolonging or mishandling the eviction process.My cut off for managing properties is about 20 minutes north of Edison, but If you want to give me a ring I'll share whatever I know with you, and point you in the right direction on anything I can't help out with.

I'm looking to own some sort of cabin as a vacation rental out that direction (maybe North Tahoe) in a few years or so.

The lots are all next to each other located at the end of a street. 

If you are on the edge of a desert, it makes little sense to sod with {non native} grass species which require moisture levels above and beyond what Mother Nature supplies.Even way up here in the north east, we do not landscape our properties with non-native species - particularly non-native grass species and ornamental shrubs - many of which come from warmer climates further south and can be high maintenance given our winters and their lower resistance to {native} weeds and insects.

If you know anyone who can help me find my first rental deal, please do recommend.Thank you,

I am looking at a property in North New Jersey, it is a quadplex.

For context I'm in North Carolina, but my question is not specific to state foreclosure laws.

Hello Community:I attended a dinner party over the weekend and three of the couples who attended are currently looking to buy homes in the North Park area of Irvine, CA.  

About 18months ago the city sent around a letter to some of us owners letting us know of their plans to expand the downtown area, and they redid some of the street parking to accommodate that it seems.