Getting out and pounding the pavement is important.

Our goal is to wholesale properties so that we can raise capital to invest in income properties, fix them up, hold on to them and sell at the RIGHT time.For us, it seems as though it would be more of a challenge if we were to find MOTIVATED sellers first and then pound pavement to sell these properties.

AND hard surfaced if possible(concrete,asphalt,fly ash, plastic)

You just need to find a realtor who is willing to pound pavement for you.

Pound the pavement and hustle.

Unfortunately the cement truck got too close to the house on the old asphalt driveway with a poor base and pushed he wall in about 3/4" in the center.

The parking lot needs some asphalt repair this spring.

I should be pounding the pavement if I'm really looking for deals.  

You just have to pound the pavement, see a lot of properties, and sometimes be able to buy cash to get the best deals, then do some work to get them to peak performance.

Potential capital repairs I see are a water or sewer line repair, asphalt maintenance/repair and fence repairs at dumpsters and property line.