Avoid the "shiny object syndrome" by narrowing down your niche as soon as possible.

It will save you money down the road and avoid any unforeseen headaches.

Do investors avoid these type of buy, build, sell opportunities?

I would avoid getting too detailed; leave them wanting more.The key is being prepared to provide options so you can solve their problem.

I literally set a deadline(1/9/2019) for myself to just get out there and get a deal to avoid analysis paralysis.

If all still looks good maybe consider partnering with an investor and avoiding the wholesale issues altogether (ie take a lower finders fee or whatever you can negotiate).

I would consider myself on complete introvert and in the past I completely avoided any type of event that would require me speaking in front of a group or being around people I don't know. 

Hi Eric,To avoid the issues with financing while operating through an LLC I will proceed in this way: establish financing and purchase the property in your own name, then transfer the property into a Land Trust (this does not trigger the Due on Sale clause,) and then make the LLC the beneficiary of that Land Trust.

In order for us to qualify for a repayment plan and ultimately avoid foreclosure, we would need to pay half of our past due amount, roughly $3,300 out of our total past due amount of roughly $6,600.In essence, we are behind on our payments by nearly $6,600, have no access to credit due to our bankruptcy and our mortgage company doesn't seem to want to work with us.

I generally avoid the NW quadrant of Jax but over the weekend I was in the area around Lem Turner between Dunn Avenue/Leonid Road.