Looking to get involved in the Camp Lejeune area, if anyone has tried their hand in that market please let me know.My interest is specific to SFH, although, even if you operate in other types I would still like to discuss PMs, Attorneys, etc.Thank you.

Firstly, on top of all of your regular due diligence with buying property, you'll need to decide if you're going to get a bank/finance company involved or is it solely going to be the seller providing all the financing.If you include the bank, you'll probably want to check with them in advance to see if they're ok with having the seller's mortgage behind them as they take rates and payments on the second mortgage into consideration for their approval.Once you and the seller both agree to terms, best to get lawyers involved who can draft up documents.

But there is an agent involved, so gets a little more difficult. 

I had to get Norada involved too many times to push them to email me back.

Sending out offers to owners is a proven method of having interested sellers contact YOU. 

I'm looking for successful, like minded agents who are interested in: Levering solar to selling more homesLearning home to not loose a sale that has solar involved andCreating an additional revenue stream without taking your focus off selling homes. 

I'm looking for successful, like minded agents who are interested in: Levering solar to selling more homesLearning home to not loose a sale that has solar involved and Creating an additional revenue stream without taking your focus off selling homes.

@Brian Kraft - I think the cap rate you purchase at is significantly just your method. 

You could knock on doors,  "drive for dollars" method to look for empiy houses or FSBO signs,  look at Craigslists ads, do mailings, check or use local papers, go to real estate websites, go to local real estate clubs, etc..  

The hood, is the hood.....no transportation method is going to change that.