I met a gentleman in NJ who was the best (wealthiest) salesman I ever met; he could , qualify, close and fire prospects in one phone call; he had a genuine natural intuitive Charisma.

From your description, you provide the impression that you are absolutely not ready for landholding. 

You can also do little adjustments to your listing frequently like changing the price slightly, adding promotions, changing the listing description, adding new photos/videos. 

their contract only has a legal description as part of a different address as advertised.

@Khanh Ng: One of the options (Street address, Legal Description, or Parcel Number) is needed to search the tax assessment, so if you have address info, you should be good to go. 

It is done via eMail with some description of their profile. " We are a family of 5.

So I was looking for the oddballs where maybe the SF didn't match county records or the price looked ridiculous, but then you read the description and find out it's two houses, or the house and adjoining chunk of land.

Putting these two equity descriptions together means that as your equity grows from appreciation, it is deluding the value of the equity (if it stays in the same property).Now sell the property, move the equity you gained from appreciation, and use it once again as a 20% DP, and that same equity is now worth (buying) 5 times it's face value...and, the cash flow should also increase dramatically. 

I'm in the same position you were in just before you took the leap so your descriptive synopsis is very helpful and motivating!

I have comps in hand and legal descriptions.