I realize I am just small time and I have a very short track record, (just buying SFH this past year) but I would think if I am too small for the top producers maybe they could refer me to a newer agent who is trying to get a start too.

Or perhaps using video the tenant records on the inspectors phone?

Hi Denise,You can watch it here https://www.biggerpockets.com/liveYou'll also get the recording emailed to you later

Should I offer to shoot the VR Tours with 360 Cameras at a different location that where the Aerial footage is being recorded?

Local zoning authorities have the ability to damage an investors fee-simple ownership rights - so to speak - and there is another duplex in another local metro city I have the same problem with.Condo Conversions don't involve county government and are done through the state-level Common Interest Ownership Act by recording a condo map, declarations, and bylaws to create separate legal descriptions, which the Assessor then puts in its records. 

You also need a decent credit score (700+) with good employment record. 

How you do the distribution itself won't matter much from the IRS perspective, just have good records.

It’s fairly easy to see public records of potential tenants in NJ.

I've always created my own lists using either the MLS or public records data.

Likewise, you should be able to return it in any fashion possible as long as you have documentation that she received it (Venmo should have a record in lieu of a cancelled check).