I live in a suburb of Charlotte where there is a lot of re-development happening in the downtown area.

It's important to focus on being a problem solver for potential sellers, and to develop genuine relationships.

We have made no concrete moves forward yet as we are still hunting for our target market to beginning to develop contacts in. 

They call the unspoken obstacle “renting while black.”It doesn’t help that developers are largely focused on the upper end of the housing market.One developer, Pardee Homes, is building $400,000-plus homes on the edge of the desert.

Collection attorneys work on a contingent percentage of recovery plus expenses and they have the processes and knowledge to get them served properly.

I'm in NC so I don't know if that affects the situation at all, I'd love to discuss further in order to get setup properly the first time before beginning my investment portfolio.

The ones I tend to come in contact with are clueless and a waste of time.If most wholesalers became educated on evaluating properties properly and trying to form long lasting relationships instead of looking for a quick buck with little effort they might actually get somewhere.If you are a wholesaler you likely have one type of main customer a flipper.

You may also use the local city GIS tool online to figure out what the specific address or parcel number to make sure you're pulling records for the proper property, although platforms like agentpro247 have a GIS-like tool function.

I am a developer in Northern Jersey and I can tell you that the benefit of the license is the ability to access the MLS.

@Andy MirzaThe ERISA plan asset rules may come into play if pension funds are used unless the funds main line of business is the development of real estate (REOC), or the fund is a publicly traded company registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940.To qualify as a REOC the fund must invest at minimum 50% of its assets in qualifying real estate considered managed or being developed.