You just need a partner who is of legal age or a real investor who will reliably buy your leads (not a random list of 600 people who may or may not be willing to close a deal with you).

Real Estate is a rabbit hole and can lead to so many different opportunities. 

What can be done with these types of leads: highly motivated seller with a low-equity position?  

I think there's pros and cons to both, but to be clear in other scenario I want to lead or be actively involved in finding and managing the deal so I can begin to build up that muscle.

Not sure how I missed that in the walk through but I quickly came up with a plan to turn the stairs leading up to the landing and push them back which solved this problem.

Does anyone have any tips out there for finding motivated seller leads?

You'd get a 10% profit of wholesale deals, and a cash bonus every month, and if you have a real estate license can also get referral fees for leads that generate listings.

"Indoor/outdoor living" is the concept of putting in a huge sliding glass door (the size of a whole wall), for instance, that would, when open, combine a background and living room into one free flowing state.Market research indicates that renovations, and subsequently, "indoor/outdoor living", are very popular right now.For a personal perspective, would it be worth it to put these types of products in a Class B home, in a Class A or Class B neighborhood?

Subsequent deals should become easier to finance.

By doing so I've subsequently bought better.