Our agents internally have an incentive to sell large construction projects so it’s worth their time.Most agents and brokerages are not that interested in finding a 50-100K sale with a ton of foot work, unless they have a system set up to make profit off of every step.

Would they require some sort of split since they are doing the footwork?

Because of the footwork we have done, we have plans that we are thinking of including with the lots for folks that are interested.

We can do some footwork and put the word out and see if we get any bites.We got the one we have for 4K, but it needed a lot of work, and it was through a friend of a friend.

I consider probate primarily a subset of title.It’s the rare person on these forums who will invest the time, money, footwork and patience that produce sufficient fruits of their labor. 

I know that's a little foot work or phone calls to make but you'll probably find them if there is one, if not...start one!

If you have the money to get it kicked off, a good PM company will do most of the footwork for you, including wholesaling (finding good deals in the area), hiring contractors to do rehab (at a good rate since they do lots of business), marketing, filling, and managing your property.

I'll be buying this well below the value of the house, so I think all the footwork will be worth it in the end.

You just need to make sure you are dealing with the right agents, and it looks like @Douglas Skipworth has done the foot work for you on that one:)

I’m open to Florida if the numbers are worth the foot work.