Footwork against online list or online list then site visit.I'm trying to buy in my own area.

He said he will do the footwork to get the letters out and I'm excited to have another way to generate leads. 

Ok so me and  a jv partner have a agreement on which profits are split 50/50 i get the deals and do the foot work, he does all the paperwork and funds if he has to..we've closed 5 houses together..the way we got these houses was from my website or people replying to my craigslist ad..so im stuck right now on what to do..theres no income or activity going on and i need more money and want to work more but still only 1 yr old in the business and dont know what i should do..how or what should i do until the next person emails or calls me from replying to craiglist ad or from my website..should i be searching preforclosures in my area and find the owners and asking if they want help to save their credit and get houses that way..or should i be searching around zillow..craiglist...other wholesalers and looking for deals that make sense ..or what else is there i can do cause im sure everyone will say those 2 things i should be doing but whatelse can i do lol..just confused and lost and need guidance..tryin to not ask help from my jv partner just cause they have a million things to do and my problems is not one of them i want to add to their list. thanks guys for any help

If you can't find this spelled out, like Caroline said, your H06 would definitely do the footwork to confirm so they don't have to pay the claim. 

I have written letters to get houses, door knocked, never used a wholesaler (since I was doing the footwork myself).

I just want to hear people’s footwork they did in the very beginning before they invested in their first home.

@Frank Pena Hi Frank, Welcome :)Sounds like you're already doing what's helpful - read, learn, ask lots of questions and be patient with yourself and the process - there's a lot to learn and there are always good deals to be had if you are willing to do the footwork to find them especially in Florida. 

Find a real estate agent in the area that can help you with the foot work in that area.  

After doing a little foot work I have come up with an ARV of about $245,000 based on some not-so-strong-as-I-would-like comparables from the MLS but seems to fit other estimates such as Zillow’s Zesitmate and the county’s assessed value (slightly lower).

The more you know those people and the more conversations you have with them, the better prepared you and they will be to go through the process.Also, I would check with LEED and other like organizations to see if they have already done the footwork to get your specific materials approved and where they have done that.