Hey everyone! I came across a valuable deal in Miami, FL. Its nice cash flowing 5 unit commercial building that is fully occupied and has about 6k income a month. The rents are below market price, so we can do minor r...

The play there is refinishing the floors, new kitchens, baths, mechanicals(hvac, water heater), windows and paint and you have a product that functions that same as a gut-rehab for less capital invested. 

There are programs that could combine NJ and FL, but it will be more expensive than keeping the 2 states separated. 

He may be able to troubleshoot you some things for you as possibly setting up the chart of accounts and maybe doing the first couple months of book for you to use as a template.Alternatively, you may be able to outsource the bookkeeping function to them.If you want to learn bookkeeping/quickbooks, there are normally programs in large cities that teach the software.

There are lots of opportunities to meet fellow investors at local meetups and other networking functions.  

Some had been previously 'fixed' but it was impossible to keep them functional.

Yes, but it most likely will not be for 100% combined LTV between the two loans.

Depends on the volume of investing you plan to do, whether or not you want to function as a realtor for others as additional income and how much you want to invest in maintaining your license.

A home inspector would have identified the non-functional windows and that should have been addressed immediately.2.

Some other great options for long term properties that combine both property management with Bookkeeping is Buildium, Appfolio, Resman.