Assuming you can do a 1031, you do have the option of rolling your sale proceeds into a Delaware Statutory Trust. 

Make a forum post in BP to ask for recommendations on markets and do some research.Option 3,  consider using a 1031 exchange and acquiring a DST (Delaware Statutory Trust).

If that doesn’t work, Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) are basically syndication that is 1031 eligible.   

So you have to pay for the inspection, pay for the de-winterization, pay for the utilities to be turned on, pay for the utilities to be turned off and the house Re-winterized.I've only been buying HUDs since 1986 but I have never seen them allow a pool cover removal of a structure built over the pool by HUD.

It was suggested I set up an LLC for each avenue and an SCorp overseeing them all.Can anyone provide guidance/thoughts on if I should set these up in NJ (home state) or if I can set them up in a more beneficial state like NV/NM/Delaware etc?

Since these are structured as Delaware Statutory Trusts, the upfront fees tend to be high.

Too often investors don't explore options until the property has been sold.Can you please clarify DST: Delaware Statutory Trust (used in 1031) or Deferred Sales Trust (installment)?

@Brandi T.I learned recently about Delaware Statutory Trusts (DST). 

Many companies incorporate in Delaware due to the friendly corporate laws there.

@Alberto De jesus  Finding cash flow properties on the MLS does look like a challenge.