@Alex Kamunyo Just in case, there are state specific forums on Bigger Pockets and the Texas forum is quite active. 

The people who are buying traffic on Google are buying the attention of people who are typing in very specific problems into Google, and they are able to turn these problems into solutions.   

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.