Visit on off hours (one morning, then an evening, then late at night, then mid day, etc) and make sure all of the neighbors like you (bring cupcakes) and have your cell phone (magnets keep them handy).

Once you have identified the handful of heavy hitters, I would suggest volunteering in their office as much as you can.Even it it's just cleaning or answering phones - you will pick up some good tid-bits through osmosis.  

I couldn't find a phone number so far but i do have an address ill try sending a mailer or something. there's no mortgage the house is free and clear, and  can you refresh my memory on what a prelim is and how i can run one.

The most motivated picked up the phone and have found someone they trust and are working out a deal in some cases.You might look for a piece of data which helps you narrow the list.  

Make sure to apply for the BJs card by phone.

I personally worked a wholesale deal live on stage with a real seller on the phone for a property in Queens during a guru event in North NJ.

hi amy. i am originally from michigan myself. grand rapids area. this house sounds like a decent deal, and if bank number one doesn't want to help, find another bank until you find one that will work with you. every bank has their limits on certain types of loans and on this one, the first bank may be maxed out, nothing to do with you or your credit or anything, its just where the bank stands within themselves. absolutely look for another bank. look until you find the one that will work. your own home is NOT an asset, it is a liability. when you buy a house to live in, you just bought a mortgage payment with interest, a phone bill, a gas bill, a tax bill, and maintenance costs. the only thing you can do with your own home is pull out your equity when you have some and use the money to buy another house that is an investment. i am not saying to not buy it, but use it to your advantage

My phone and emails are constant from people wanting to "wholesale", borrow hard money, as well as potential clients wanting to purchase or sell their RE.

Could not find one so far.What i have read over the internet news and notes that it is the first thing to do before start searching and buying properties in any states.Any help (names, phone nos or email) is greatly appreciated.

They kept saying that all they could do is place a call to Wells Fargo mortgage and hand me the phone.