I am available for further discussions and I have an outline for spider webbing your entitie. 

Once you have 5+ projects in the bag alot of lenders will consider you a pro and your terms get better, guidelines looser, widens the web of projects you can do.No after you have 10 flips under your belt and you have 8 doors in your portfolio and now a piece of land comes around that maybe you can build on you are now much more fundable on such a project (it will still be hard but not impossible).

I do not use their web forms, email system, website, or skip tracing.  

It took me years to teach myself web marketing and it changes daily so all the advice I can give is watch what others do and do the same, Grant Cardone is a great marketer you may want to check him out.

Forget web-based sellers of lender lists, most/all of which are scams, and multi-state far away lenders, who likely have no understanding of you or your area and might not be sympathetic to any problems you might have after you’ve borrowed the money.6) Do understand licensing and usury requirements in the state the property is located, at a minimum.

So far I'm thinking of including the following:auditor web site info (including pics) of property to purchaseproperty rental history for last year (from existing owner)last year's tax returnsmost recent 3 months pay stubspersonal net worth statementwhat I intend to do with property short term and exit strategyDo others have additional thoughts or provide additional direction?

Is there any web pages you can recommend for me to start doing my research on a specific area.

I recommend the Chase Business Ink unlimited card. 0% APY for the first 12 months.

You don't have to pay a PI.

Transaction coordination, customer relationship management (CRM) set up, drip campaigns (including content writing), web design/management, lead management, PPC (google and facebook), In Florida I also have access to MLS and can write contracts.