Ive ran the numbers on random properties hundreds of times and I think this could be the easiest way for me.

It's not a random Joe lending you their money rather a committee of investors that decide to lend you the money or not. 

Sorry for the ramblings and randomness, I just had some thoughts and felt like you guys are the best people to talk to.

(And I already know you are winging it).This is what you do my silly little munchkin...Get a websiteMake it credibleFigure out several marketing options, including PPC and Facebook ads (these are the most efficient and reliable lead generation methods for paid marketing).Find out for each of the methods what the cost/deal is.If you have enough  money to match the cost / deal, pick the marketing method that is most feasible to youAs you market and get lead and make money work on SEO.Doing it this way removes luck or randomness from the equation and you will receive the highest probability you make your first deal in the shortest amount of time possible.Good lick man!

Coin Laundry, Snow Removal (if your streets are not dedicated back to the county), Lawn Mowing (technically each is responsible for their own lot, but you end up with several heights of grass and random lawnmowers strewn about)

But again, this is just some advice from a random guy on the internet that you have never met before!

I have a few random questions that I'd like to ask and get feedback from others please ( Thanks in advance ) ......1. 

If only I knew I could throw in random offers for hundreds of thousands less.

I've found that by posting a lot, and being open and frank without using buzzwords and overtly professional people get to know my personality and my thought process, and while I have close to 500+ connections I rarely if ever "connect with them", so connecting is mostly useful for me to @Mention people when they aren't involved in a thread if I feel like they could add something to the conversation.What I've found is that by being a Pro Member, listing my email and phone number on BP, I get random calls out of the blue about people who want to explore doing something with me.  

It just randomly springs leaks for no reason and why I had to replace 100% of the floors in the mobile home with 3/4" plywood.One good thing about small town investing is the lack of permitting required, but I still use someone licensed to inspect the work prior to turning on water / electric, HVAC, etc.I won't do a complete rehab on a mobile home again.