I agree with @Christian Hansen that @Andrew Syrios has written a  great article and as it mirrors my approach to PM. 

We have a been approached for an easement across our property (our primary residence). 

Hello board,as the title of the post states, I've new to portfolio lending and I was trying to evaluate an offer that I was recently approached with.  

The property taxes are paid up to date on all the lots I've found.I would like some ideas or techniques for approaching or mailing the land owners. 

RCG has been training "Lonnie Dealers" for about three years now, less than one year seriously, and we spend considerable time on teach LDs how to approach and enter into joint agreements with community owners.A community manager is not the same thing as a community owner.

Also in a situation that only involves a seller, you give an unscrupulous investor the opportunity to try and take the property out from under you when they approach the seller with a bigger deposit than you gave. 

And thanks for giving so much detail, sounds like you had a very structured approach and it worked out very well.

My approach to wholesaling houses is an honest one with all parties involved. 

I was recently approached by a company looking for an outside sales rep (account manager).1- I can see how this position will offer me the more freedom to structure my days to fit both my real estate deals and my sales clients. 2- It also involves travelling around the country, which might give me the opportunity to learn other real estate markets to expand the areas in which I do business????

I apply a strong analytical approach and enjoy developing relationships, assisting in any capacity.