I've heard that registered broker dealers can be used to make introductions but I'm unsure how that all works for unaccredited investors and 506(b) offerings.

My day job is doing the pre-employment drug screens for people to enter the gates at the refinery. 

If you decide to buy drugs instead of paying your rent, the government is there to support you with a free low-life, scumbag legal aid lawyer and landlord-tenant laws that favor the deadbeat!

These are serious land dealers that will respond to you.I deal primarily in vacant land in Florida, and would be happy to answer any questions you have. 

Congrats, I bet it was easier than you thought it would be, when i too mine 10 yeas ago, i couldn't figure out how anyone failed, make some commission,  and stack the cash so you can invest, learn and use the tools,  just know, you are now a Professional Dealer in the eyes of the IRS, get a good CPA to limit your tax implications, and plan plan plan. 

The lower-end of that hood will have some dicey folks, some with drug habits.  

He says it is owned by a contractor who wants to get rid of it to raise cash.315 Brevard Street Statesville, NCLooks like the property is in pretty good condition having been mostly rehabbed but still needs some final work to get it rent ready.Neighborhood looks working class and fine.Crime Reports.com shows some drug and assault issues in the last six months a few blocks away but not much directly near the property.  

From there I look at actual location I am very familiar with the area that I am investing in so I know what streets are good and what ones have drug issues.

OPM is definitely our drug of choice at the moment.

However, if you are doing multiple flips a year, you could be considered a "dealer" and may be subject to Self Employment tax (Social Security and Medicare tax about 15%) on your profits.