I’ve shopped around with a bunch of different skip tracers and what I’ve landed on for residential is using MLS data (Realist or Remine) or local County data to pull the lists.

I feel confide that by the end of this program I will have a solid understanding of wholesaling and analyzing any market local or virtual, how to leverage direct mailing and TTP, and hopefully be focusing on scaling at that point... which is way more than expected.

It would be really helpful if anyone could point me to a local real estate agent/lawyer in the City of Kennesaw.

Do they need to be registered with a local real estate board? 

Outside of that you can look at crime rates, etc but having a boots on the ground or local expert would be the best benefit of where to look in a specific market.

The only people that can truly answer your questions are the local brokerages.

I attended seminars, joined meetup groups, and regularly invited local professionals for coffee to learn from their experiences.

If you ever stop rolling over to new dsts and paying that 10-18% in fees, then you’ll owe all those taxes anyway…It reminds me of the large local swap meets, gun shows, craft shows, etc etc etc….    

You can start with reading his books (Multifamily Millions) and go to a local seminar when they are in town.

I never heard why but a big name local developer bought that land and the plans so I'm excited to see what he does.