Also, check out the podcasts on wholesaling. https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/01/3...I'd also suggest completing your BP profile so that it can work on your behalf and possibly bring you exactly the people you want to engage.

I have used BP as a resource over the past few years but never really engaged the community.

I encourage you to engage someone who knows about land development matters before you assume it can be easily (or financially feasible) to subdivide property and get all your permits and entitlements.

and it sounds like there will be some new buildings and plenty of renovations with the bigger buildings/players.

I'm new to mortgage industry and I just wanted to see if anyone had a few pointers on marketing your loan programs on other blogs/websites, suggestions on how to approach brokers to keep them engaged right away, and how to assure them that being new to the industry doesn't mean you aren't reliable.

Most of your major players in your market can spot a deal right away because they are so in tune with their farm area.

Tenant should adhere to a healthy lifestyle and perhaps engage in professional sports like football lineman or basketball center. 

In the past, I didn't think it was possible for me to engage in other activities other than working at my job.

Get your questions down and engage one or more for these free consults if available in your area.Its better to get professional opinions rather than be hit with a 5-6 figure amount for tax or liability.

Small real estate investing in the Puget Sound region is red hot, with hundreds of local players and there are scores of established investors who can simply write a check for the full purchase price, if they like the deal.