It's currently being renovated and I know that they're putting in some commercial, but I don't know what they're doing for residential and I cant find any specifics online.  

Once you narrow down the city and the prices you want to invest in you can go to every city and find an online rei group and email questions to local realtors, property managers, investors. you can email me as I will have 2 off market buy and hold houses very soon in the 200k range.

Also drive the neighborhoods look for abandoned houses write down the addresses go online to Harrison County tax accessors website and see where the owner lives.

So your property is practically in NJ but enjoys PA taxes.

Hi Liz,As with all online communities, there are going to be 11 opinions for every 10 people.

Have anyone ever hang their license with them? If yes, can you provide us a feedback? Thanks!

Do you prefer to shop online for the best price, or do you look locally at the best price for an immediate return?

@Stephen Loguidice, I'm not familiar with the New York inspector standards of practice, but here they are from the New York Licensing Website.

And if that doesn't work, try to network online with individuals who have a track record of success.

I've helped about a dozen people in the past year house hack a duplex/triplex and am a big advocate of the practice since you can essentially live for free and someone else is paying down your mortgage.