You need to have consistent inventory and be a serious player to pull #1 off, assuming you are in a competitive market.

I think is about relationships, after you reach out to all the wholesalers in your area in all the diverse ways possible and exposing yourself as an end-buyer on platforms like Facebook, you then start to vet out all these wholesalers and with time you'll see who the real players are and who the daisy-chainers are

I have been at many speaking engagements where Engelo and I were presenting.

Overstating the profitability of this endeavor by grossly understating the competitive nature of the bidding, the sophistication of some of the players as to research capabilities, etc.5.

Once you get past the zoning hurdle, its important to engage an architect who can lay out units.  

So my thought on this is that I wouldn’t (personal preference) engage in a subject to transaction with anyone other than an experienced investor on the other side of the transaction.  

Hello Bigger Pockets Community,I'm currently engaged in cold calling homeowners whose properties are nearing tax sale, and I'm encountering numerous LLCs that have forfeited and are inactive.

You will never need to deal with the players again.

Being dishonest or engaging in deceitful practices can raise ethical concerns, so it's crucial to uphold honesty and integrity in any real estate dealings.

Providing this information upfront can help set appropriate expectations and prevent misunderstandings.Community Engagement: Engage with the local community to gauge interest in your camping offerings and address any concerns they may have.