What are the best resources for people looking to buy notes?

Anyone know of any resources I can leverage to come to a fair end to this. 

There's enough resources on this website and the rest of the internet to answer almost all of the other questions you're going to come up with as you dive in.

I think the worst thing that could happen to you would be to hastily buy a cheap property with some no money down scheme just because you're impatient to get started by an arbitrary deadline of January you set for yourself, and then you get stuck with a crappy property that drains your energy and potentially bankrupts you.

I could serve as a trusted local resource for them, doing what I can to find the right buyer, and earning a small markup from a wholesale price to retail. 

His staff and himself along with his resources that he has accrued over the years will be at my disposal.

You will find lots of resources on BP.

(Sorry it's not tagging)Also a physician involved actively and passively in RE and run a site/blog with real estate investing resources, educational pieces, and opportunities in passive investments.

I'm sure they'd be a good resource for your duplex/multi-plex development vision. 

Apt 1: $675 1 BedApt 2: $800 1 BedApt 3: $550 StudioGross Monthly Income: $2025.00ExpensesRPU: $137.56 14/Mo. avg.MN Energy: $109.70 14/Mo. avg.Trash: $80/Mo.Tax: $221.66/Mo.Insurance: $125/Mo.Lawn/Snow/Maintenance: $160/Mo.