Its that same fuel that drives me.You can only network so much, seasoned investors are going to be less likely to work with somebody who has zero experience.

This is assuming that the house is very complete and ready to go.If this is something you are going to pursue, if the lot is big enough, maybe you could put up a pole building.

The tree literally crushed part of the fence, and did some damage to the electrical wiring as well as knocking a pole from where it was secured. 

Each purchase fueling more strength and minimizing the impact of the student loans.

If you do it yourself dump fees add up quick,,plus time energy and fuel.

., call on alarm system companies and people who sell life insurance to small businesses; call when you see a sign tacked up on a telephone pole offering health insurance to individuals or small business owners…all of these people traffic with our customer types).  Check public records to find balloon notes filed at your local courthouse.  Check public records to find private mortgages (person to person) filed at your local courthouse.  UCC filings on equipment (Dunn and Bradstreet may be able to supply lists).  Research classified ads for commercial properties and contact the seller or realtor.  Network with CPAs, attorneys, and financial planners.  Join your local Chamber of Commerce for lists of businesses in the community.  Listen for radio ads directed at self-employed business owners and network with those companies who place the ads.  Research tax sales on commercial properties.  Contact leasing agents specializing in commercial properties.  Being an IAP comes with commercial leads but always look for other sources as well.  Realtors are always looking for lenders who handle commercial mortgages.  Social media, Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter, Craigslist, etc.

I think the family tree of these cats had branches like a telephone pole if you know what I mean.They vomited frequently and their poop was liquid.

For seller signs, because I want them to last, I always put them on telephone poles.

However, there are so many underline jabs of assumption in your post, Im having a difficult time understanding if your response is coming from frustration or fueling ego.

From a buyers perspective, I would not touch one side of a duplex with a ten foot pole!