I connected with a friend in NC whose building a large real estate portfolio, and he had me start driving for dollars.

If you were driving your car to an intersection, with your children in the back seat, and the the light is about to turn red, would you floor it without knowing where/if any cars were coming through that intersection from the sides, just because you "wanted to get into (through) that intersection"?

Offer them something in return, whether it's sweeping up job sites every day, picking up materials at Home Depot, marketing, or driving neighborhoods looking for off-market deals.

In my opinion there are a lot of driving factors. 

Ana Maria especially drives great rates.

I drive for dollars.

I havent had time to drive up there due to the weather and the commute, but I plan on doing so very soon.

When driving for dollars what do most people use to lookup the owners phone numbers/addresses?

Drive the areas on sunny days and when its raining to see what areas flood or have water problems. 2.

This usually involves driving around the area I am interested in, at different times of the year and times of day, to get a sense of what kind of neighborhoods they are, flooding, seasonal access/closings, etc.