If you just want quick answers, I would recommend against WealthAbility.

The product just has to be more marketable and attractive now.

Forget scaling quickly...keep your day job!  

This unique positioning drives consistent job growth and attracts a steady influx of residents, bolstering demand for rental properties.

My attorney said I can spend the money to get it to code then try to sue the sellers to get my money back.I am not attracted to the suing option so I am trying to contact the sellers but they live out of the country. 

Grading slopes toward the house, all plumbing is glued together, breaker box has double tapped wires, drywall is shotty, septic didn't perk but he put one in anyway, etc...My question is this:  With a home like this that could sell quickly once I make a few more repairs, would it be better to sell it outright or hang onto it for a long term rental?  

There are 4 goals for me on that initial call:1) Identify motivation2) Build rapport3) Understand extent of repairs4) Get a priceAfter gathering this info, I will do a quick analysis and get back to them with my ball park price.  

Make a quick $10k and move on to another deal.

Homes are going quick.  

Maybe "Barclay buys houses" and a number, or BarclayBuysHouses.com would be good ideas for signage copy.Also, if they are illegal in your jurisdiction, you will find out quickly.