I am struggling to down select markets to build relationships in so I can get deal flow.In 2008 David Lindahl published "Emerging Real Estate Markets" and in that book he says "one of the best places to find forecasted job growth is from the US Census. 

But it's not an attractive model at all for the investors. 

One house is the same model house and sold for $75k more than our asking.

TLO will take you about a month to get but well worth it if you do plan on making skip tracing returned letters part of your business model.

This is the part of value improvement over which you have he lease control ... though there are many investors who try to forecast areas of increased demand for property/land when they are looking to purchase.

Your business model is a progressed version of mine.

Be more or less firm on the contingency findings depending on how the price negotiations go.Have you modeled at what price the investment is a good deal?

I think it could be difficult to build a business model around it.  

Things that are sight variants of this model that aren’t turnkey (in my opinion) include, -Marketers/Promoters who promote properties they don’t actually own- new construction who partner with a PM- Real estate agents or rehabbers who sell properties while partnering with a third party PMThis is simply my opinion and others may disagree and that’s fine.

I would have learned the lease option model sooner.