For starters, what amount of money (rough ballpark range) would be needed to get into a low-priced land flip that could create some profit?

No money and trying to bail out a pre foreclosure right there is a non starter.. 4. not many folks with decent equity in foreclosure these days.. so your HML is going to want to see equity most likely. 5.

Unfortunately, self starters and do'ers are the casualty.

Your marketing ought to be considered a system, too.For starters, I'm not aware of a single metro U.S. that isn't saturated with new marketers trying to get a toehold in real estate, competing with established marketers. 

As for a list, there is a bit more but for starters...

I've tried several websites and read multiple books and give BP BIG PROPS on having a great tool for REI's.1: Monthly Webinars - On select topics that pro members could sign up and listen to a podcast type discussion and have a Q&A session at the end...video, web or audio conference.2: Landlord Specific Packages - A bundle that would have a landlord specific needs (starter lease, inspection checklist, etc)3: Partnership for tenant screening, website development, legal forms, online payment, etc. a discounted fee or preferred membership to us the items listed above.4: A way to post ads (for rent, for sale, etc) from within the site to link to Craigslist, Zillow or other websites.5: A book club that suggests a book for pro members to read as a group and share a pro members only discussion about.

Hi,For starters, I would ask the owner to "Tell me a little about about your property please." ..... and after they finish some details, you can ask "have there been any recent major upgrades", "are you aware of any issues with the property", "are you considering selling for a particular reason?".

It seems to be the only logical path for two starters who have little money.

The framework, documents, lessons, videos, etc are all there but ultimately this program is for the self-starter, the one who isn't afraid to fail, the guerrilla marketer.  

Well considering that this thread is almost 2 years old we assume that the original thread starter found the answers he was seeking so everyone else went off topic.But going back to the original question probably the best leads for divorce lie in divorce lawyers.