I am finding nice large parcels -- really cheap -- but just skip them (having no land buyers, yet).  

Would love to swap our knowledge in return, we've been researching for a bit.We also have another post over here about SKIP TRACERS: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/1158109-skip-...Thanks!

If they are in a rush, it typically indicates they want to skip past your screening process to prevent you from seeing how terrible they are.

You can ignore the new zoning maps and buy anything that make financial sense.Here's the link to Bing's updated zoning regulations- skip to Article VI, Residential Districts.https://www.binghamton-ny.gov/government/elected-officials/c...

Christine Glasner do a skip search on the seller, will cost $20-$30.

Maybe you do a really good job with the first 10 houses and then some investor offers you enough cash to skip ahead several years on your chart.

That's a step way too many people skip to their detriment.

Ericka Luddy, have you tried skip trace?

Rather, I bring in a partner if I'd otherwise have to skip the deal without them. 

If an LLC then skip the large banks that only do Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans and go to a smaller local bank that does portfolio lending.