Make sure that they get you the current zoning, comprehensive plan zoning, adjacent lot zoning, all required set backs, maximum density (how many units per acre), possibilities of development (detached SF with ADU, Town houses, Row houses, etc), possibilities of any critical areas, and any other concerns that they may have regarding the property.

Hi All...Recently joined BP community and came across the introduction forum.

I still can't believe there isn't a carrier willing to write a comprehensive policy for this side of real estate.

Hey everybody,My name is James Dye I am eager to learn new information on real estate the process of starting it and following through and how to make profit from it.

A few weeks back, I started an email communication with an adviser at Memphis Invest, and scheduled a introduction discussion as you had.  

So why bother with someone unproven who is very likely to be a tire-kicker or simply not qualified to close.That is why I recommend that people put together a broker credibility package that establishes you as serious player and sets forth in very great detail what you are looking for, where, what price you are willing to pay, your ability to close, your closing team, the speed at which you are willing to close, whether you have relationships with lenders, other deals you've done before, etc.But you do not send this to a broker until you have already gotten a warm introduction from someone you both know.  

@Marcia Maynard - Thank you for that lease clause- I have one similar but this is more comprehensive.

Hi everyone, just wanted to make a quick introduction.  

But some wholesalers do offer "hybrid" deal where they offer to handle the rehab and otherwise provide comprehensive services to the buyer as part of the deal.

Check out the BP Free Course for a quick introduction on how to get started with Real Estate investing https://www.biggerpockets.com/courses/a-beginners-introduction-to-real-estate-investing