There are a variety of methods people use @Matthew Hall, ranging from direct mail to driving for dollars, to targeting specific niches (such as delinquent tax records).

Because of my location, I have a variety of options, from smaller multifamily places in a city with low crime, larger 6-10 unit low rises in higher crime areas, or bigger 10-20 unit low rises in small towns.

Real estate investors have a variety of methods to find fix/flip deals, whether it is direct mail, driving for dollars, connecting with wholesalers or realtors, or another strategy.

I want to submit a complete business plan, that shows I have thought everything through.Can I assume that an experienced RE investor with 300+ rentals, has experience with flipping, a variety of financing strategies, with an ability to get 85-90 LTV. 

I want to submit a complete business plan, that shows I have thought everything through.Can I assume that an RE company with 300+ rentals, has experience with flipping, a variety of financing strategies, with an ability to get 80-90 LTV.

The fix there is going to be a steam cleaning followed by steel brush with some TSP or oxalic acid (Bar Keeper's Friend) and digging out the top layer of the grout with an oscillating tool.There was no need to replace the tile around the fireplace to deal with that stain.

I learned a variety of stuff from my Dad who was an HVAC guy and had experience in a lot of different trades.

Owns a large variety of assets in this area and looking to sell because his kids are older and have there careers spread across the country.

We would like to work together, and I believe the size and variety in the US market is our best option.

So far, we've been listening to a lot of Bigger Pockets, along with a variety of other podcasts and youtube channels.