I do not expect that my out of state buyers are familiar with the entire market area, but having investment goals and criteria in place, gives me a sense that they have done some homework and are better prepared to make a move when the right deal that fits those goals comes along.

Hypothetically then, I'd suggest you not buy a MH in your area and deal in properties fit for conducting business with the assets you have available, that meet common practice and the reality of where you are.

Also, get a Worksheet so every time you come across a property you plug the number, do a full review and see if it fits your investing philosophy and criteria. ;)Goodd Luck!

Our company is an active "rehabber" in the SD market and aggressively marketing for direct sellers as well so there may be some synergy there if you haven't found a good fit yet.

I do work like that from time to time but I'm one of the $50/hr guys.If you do find someone who fits the bill, I'd like to know about them too.

There are several thousand Realtors/associates that belong to GRAR, they all have certain niches that they fit in to.

Tell them what you what to achieve and have them get products to fit your needs.

Then go out and market for properties that fit the buyers exact criteria.

If it was a nice area i could see where its questionable, however there are some areas where demolishing would fit.

Got a ton of calls but nothing that fit the #'s.Thank you!