Matt,The seller is trying to get rid of the land ASAP in order to feed other investment acquisitions, which he purports is the reason he'd like to sell without any contract inspections/contingencies.

You and your project manager/mentor have undoubtably already covered this, but did his rehab quote include the costs of splitting up the utility supplies into their own metered feeds?

In turn she feeds me a lead off mls and the seller gave me a contact he knows that may be distressed and motivated.

Great feed, I will be following this.

It will be interesting to see what you receive as feed back.For me, I find property that fits my lender(s) requirements first.

The seminar business is a dirty business, and unfortunately, many of the "seminar guys" out there have one agenda: feeding you enough content to keep you in the game but not really teach you anything you can monetize until you have exhausted your savings and maxed out your credit cards.

Any feed back would be greatly appreciated.

Initially i would work both the buy and listing side, but eventually would hire a buyer's agent and feed him the leads so that I focus on the listing side.I would love to hear J Scott's opinion if what i am thinking is a myth or truth.

Why not feed them to whatever realtor you use and ask to have this taken into consideration on future listings?

I'm not a PM, but I am a landlord, and so feeding me leads might be something I'd be interested in, too.