I would hit the pavement myself before asking others.

Pound the pavement and talk to people.  

The last few deals I did with agents were things I brought to them (REOs I found) because these were deals I couldn't do privately.At this stage of your career you are probably going to have to invest a lot actual shoe leather on the pavement of your targeted farm area and in the courthouse tracking down the info you need.The good news with that is if this area turns 'hot' you will be ahead of the curve with your knowledge.

* 12,902 tons of asphalt base course is in place along the Main Access Road (MRA) and loop road.

I hate to over simplify, but "Pound the Pavement".

Call an asphalt contractor and pave over it . it will crack again but that will be in a year or 2 

Does anyone have any quotes (materials+labor) for an asphalt shingle roof replacement for a two story 2200sf SFH in Indianapolis, Indiana ?

Could it be sprayed on an asphalt roof to prevent hail damage?

(Our bank's HELOC's have a max term of 5 years.)Other standard expenses: (via MLS listing)Property Taxes: $185/mo.Insurance: $135/mo.Utilities (owner pays): $450/mo--Total (no HELOC): $1,620Total (w/ HELOC): $1,910--Income: $560 x 4 = $2,240($2,016, figuring 10% vacancy rate)--Profit, no HELOC: $396 (incl. vac. rate)Profit, no HELOC: $620 (not including. vac. rate)Profit, w/ HELOC: $106 (incl. vac. rate)Profit, w/ HELOC: $330 (not including. vac. rate)--House has a partial new roof (split, part metal, part asphalt) and mostly newer windows.

Good stuff, so now that you know what you want no you just got to get out there and start pounding the pavement to find those deals!