@Patrick Britton compiles a lot of stats about the market up there, and follows what's going on, I wonder what his thoughts are on the area?

I'm looking for Websites with Leads where I can find: 1) Tax delinquent 2) Code Violations   3) Vacant4) Tired LANDLORDs5) Absentee6) ProbatePlan is to start generating my leads I make very good money JVing with other investors in my area ( Newark Nj), I want to start to lead stacking so I need to compile 4 different lists any of the ones I have listed above or if anybody has experienced list stacking and can provide a bitter combo of leads please let me know.

These are major timesaving features you want in a bookkeeping system. you dont want to have to do work throughout the year only to re-compile at year-end.I know others that had someone setup their quickbooks system in a coherent manner, and then they took it from there... that might be an option if you want to invest in someone to help get you started...

"Management fees" are what you pay to the company to cover operating expenses for your property (hiring, firing, management, paying bills, compiling financial reports, etc.), the portion of the management company's overhead allocated to your property, and profits for the management company.  

I have devised a unique strategy for pulling lists all from the information I have compiled while on this site and playing around with listsource (clearly I have a very exciting life).

I am attempting to compile a tax delinquent list to market postcards to, for the city of Newark (first timer) and I have a question.

Check this threadhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/69/topics/60001-compiling-arv-data

Compiling and reviewing it each month helps reinforce this discipline, makes you think about legacy assets in your portfolio (regardless of asset class) and how they are performing and reminds you of the big picture.I have two colleagues that we share our statements among one another and it's both to get an outside perspective on mix, diversification, tax efficiency...whatever we see where we can help and it's also forced accountability...if we have to share the thing each month, we are trying to find ways to improve it.  

Share Your VideoSo far, we've only had one submission from Jon Klaus, so I wanted to re-post about it here on the forums to get more energy going . . . .Basically, we're asking our members to create a brief video where they share their first real estate deal -- successful or not -- with the rest of the community.We're going to compile these videos together into a single post on our BiggerPockets Blog, and will be sharing this througout the site and web.

Currently work a door to door marketing job and have compiled and extensive list of distressed or seemingly abandoned properties in my last 6 months (70+ addresses) wondering what my next steps should be.