You need either the address or the owners name or the permanent parcel number to pull up the information. 

Networking through my list of contacts and property owners...I wholesaled it.

Are you planning on a) using a GC to run the Subs, or b) are you planning on acting as an Owner/Builder and hiring Subs yourself?

Plenty of competition out here, anyone investing out here is feeling it right now.About a 44.5% owner occupied ratio.

I spoke with the Owner and Managing Director, Matt and Sam; they touted their own investor knowledge in the area having grown up in Indianapolis and they spoke highly of their strong network that is available for all your needs.

We have tried various marketing methods and our focus has been on Direct Mail and SMS texting.However even though we are getting some calls, all the properties are not stressed or needing work so we can get a low enough price to be able to wholesale.So we are starting to believe the best way to increase our success in finding wholesale is "driving for $'s where you obviously find distressed properties because you are literally looking at them and then we can focus our time and effort on finding the owners. 

I, as a landlord, could not get loss of use per advice from my State Farm agent, basically that option is not available as owner as far as State Farm is concerned. 

I cant recall the exact name it was something like a zero coupon bond.. and the setting we used it in was a new townhouse project that I was the broker on and it was not selling and the owner came up with this.. 

I main question is about scaling in real estate as a business owner vs employee.

All that being said, anything with <20% down is going to require owner occupation...