I think their best use due to location and zoning would be for open cold storage for RVs, boats, etc.

My blood ran cold.

I would start thinking about the ways you might want to run your business (cold calling, open houses, etc) and make sure you pick a brokerage who has support for which ever activity you think best fits you.

Obviously cold calling is a way to get quicker business but if you’re interested in building a true sales business, provide value and let people know you’re in real estate.

I can offer my weekends (I work full time as a leasing agent for an apartment community in westchase) to help in any way from cold calling to dealing with tenants.

Now on Monday, the buyer has cold feet and is backing out.

We run a wholesale mastermind group and we meet every Monday from 5-6 pm for accountability and cold calling. 5-6 pm is discussing/analyzing deals and then 6-8 pm is dialing.

I might have to change the game but I’m thinking of virtual wholesaling in the west coat where it’s dose not snow or get cold

I'd start pressing for answers...You shouldn't have to pay for two attorneys - it may be time to ask your agent to clarify, and if they don't understand - they should consult their broker for advice. 

I would like to find more off market deals but need to figure out what strategy works best, cold calling, letters, or I've even heard of text blasting recently; however, that comes with legality matters.