Inspection Concepts. 

@Josiah JenisonInteresting concept.

Some people may not agree with your business model or concept of the vision of where you want to go and that is perfectly ok.

You can deploy the “best and highest” concept to your property and determine if a re-development into a different usage would be more valuable, and then us the comparable sales approach there, if so.For example, several mega warehouses in the old metal-works part of my town are being redeveloped from Industrial to . . . .everything else.  

I was looking into running a wholesale company that partners with wholesalers across the US to create high quality, pre-booked appointment leads for exchange of 30%-50% assignment fee (based on the lead quality) (again I want to emphasize, I am a novice and to 100% Sure this is the model I am loyal to, just a concept)IE: Someone just clicks on the lead and provides their info: 30% Someone books an appointment/ time / date/ location/ sends a video of their home/ asking price: 50%This is a long term model.

I am missing a huge big concept on the no money part.

I was looking into running a wholesale company that partners with wholesalers across the US to create high quality, pre-booked appointment leads for exchange of 30%-50% assignment fee (based on the lead quality) (again I want to emphasize, I am a novice and to 100% Sure this is the model I am loyal to, just a concept)IE: Someone just clicks on the lead and provides their info: 30% Someone books an appointment/ time / date/ location/ sends a video of their home/ asking price: 50%This is a long term model.

, simpler (?)

You say stuff like "ohh old timers don't really use internet".. tells me clearly you do not at all understand the concept of motivation.

They should know the concept behind the 1% rule.