We found the E Holland Ave deal through our partner, Seth Choate, who identified the opportunity and brought it directly to us.

Here are some lists you can pull from data providers:- Absentee, Equity, Related party, Trust, Preforeclosure, Vacants, DeceasedHere are some manual lists you can pull from your county:- Tax liens, Fire houses, EvictionsI would recommend you pull some of the above lists, identify which properties are on multiple lists and start hitting those properties.

Identify Properties: Find properties where sellers own them outright.2.

Some big ones that you guys can talk about before getting lawyers/CPAs involved to see if you are in agreement are things like identifying key decision rights and determine who has those if there is a disagreement (leasing decisions, refinancing, sale, choosing a property manager, scope of capex and renovations, etc) and determining profit/distribution splits.

Their business model revolves around identifying lucrative opportunities, negotiating favorable deals, and then assigning or flipping the contracts to interested parties.

I visited Cincinnati recently to identify the opportunities and see the neighborhoods up close for a weekend.

There should be a process or something similar to:The contractor identifies an issue that is outside of the scope of work, you review and determine is it in the scope or not.

We found the Owens Creek Rd deal through our partner, Seth Choate, who identified the opportunity and brought it directly to us.

Be transparent about risks and mitigation strategies.Negotiate Terms: Once you identify interested investors, negotiate terms that align with your goals and their expectations.

Than, identify your farm area.