Fix and flip sounds/would-be amazing, and I think I have the hands-on skills to make it work well for me, but our market is very slow moving out here and I would like to maximize potential profit on a per-property basis because of the low volume potential.

Consider the volume deals you'll be doing. 

We don't publish our list of approved lenders as we make adjustments within the lender network based on current interest rates, terms, lead volume and loan volume. 

If there is very stiff competition in your local area or the volume needed to be where you want to be is just not there, does it even make sense to market somewhere else?

.• Property manager - All the services I listed, plus monthly statements and annual tax documents are included in the 8% management fee (most charge 10% but my clients get a discount due to the volume of properties I have with the property manager).

Volume 1 was informative as well as insightful.

Just call the autorney and check that we have $NNN in that account.I'd have $1k in that account at all times.I'd like a systematizable strategy to do volume purchases and not deal with individual checks, loosing earnest money of the buyer takes longer to close etc?

In some markets you will take on much more risk, less volume and smaller profit margins, but if you're not a buy/hold kind of guy then that might be all you're willing to do.

The volume of urine from even one accident goes through the carpet and pad to the flooring beneath.

.$50 a foot sounds a long way off, even national builders who's whole business is volume are around $85 a ft.In some places even if the land is free it has no value because of the cost of construction.