Several years ago I wrote down some wild goals that I thought I'd surely disappoint myself with by December, but by June I was rewriting them because I had knocked 7 of my 10 out already all because of one private lender. 

I'm not knocking it. 

So I get the idea that knocking on doors can create deals, and I'm not afraid to do that.

Start there, and knock 10% off and make an offer.

Some areas may already be saturated with wholesalers and bandit signs...and if they have taken the passive approach via mailers and signs, then you could certainly shake things up by knocking on doors.  

(Oh, and need to find a deal, but I'm a Realtor and not afraid to knock on a few doors and in the Harvey aftermath)Thanks for any advice!

Once I have the lists what is working best for someone who has been successful, tax assessors office, knocking on neighbors doors, mailings?

Not a knock on Cumberland county, but it ain't Wake.

They want to provide us a design, which means I may have to knock down walls from the part where it' already built out.

Or a knock on the door?