Getting their input on what you are doing and putting it on paper so you can bid the project out so all are getting the same info is invaluable when it comes to bidding construction projects.

I’m simply looking to understand the ins and outs at a level sufficient enough to be able to construct a strategy to, well, profit by using my own cash.

I know that sometimes, I have less luck with the freebie posting places than if I put an ad in my local paper.

As margins get compressed due to low inventory and higher acquisition costs, you have to think of ways to offer (1) more services that generate revenue to you and (2) higher margin opportunities (such as the buy/rehab/flip rather than the low margin "wholesale" flipping of the paper)...

I realize this book was written a while ago but I'm wondering as anyone had success with the "ultimate paper out" technique or divide and conquer ?

they often work for attorneys across the state setting up and filling the paper work for LLCs as well as other state registered entities.Check that out in your state. 

I figured I'd use yellow loose leaf paper.

Matter of fact to get the ball rolling I would server her papers before I cut the power so she could read them.

You're better-off searching notices in small, local online papers.  

It has been 4 months and our offer has not been accepted by the sellers bank or the investor who owns the paper for the loan.