@Chris Adams - Welcome to the site - the Twin Cities is still a great place to find deals.You should consider attending this event next weekend - great content and networking:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/37...

You could try attending upcoming local events here https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-events-and-happenings, it will get you get to know local investors and maybe potential investing partners.

There is a section at the bottom of the contract where the rocketlawyer form fills in which state law will apply in the event of a lawsuit.

In this event it is important to know your gain situation.  

He was also the Director of Membership for the Collegiate 100 of Atlanta for the 2015-2016 school year, and is the Special Events Coordinator for this upcoming school year.Instead of deciding to capitulate to the adversity attached with being a child born to a single mother in an impoverished neighborhood while having to attend a inner city school (which is in the bottom 5% of the worst performing schools in the state of Georgia), Julian Colvard made the decision to use his misfortunes as motivation while in pursuit of overcoming his circumstances, making a better life for himself and those around him.

However, you may still be eligible for partial exclusion if you can show the main reason you sold your home was because of a change in workplace location, for health reasons, or because of an unforeseeable event.

.- Hire a family member to work in your business- Go to some networking events and look for new investors/go check out a new potential market- Establish/fix-up your office.- Buy some Technology - new devices or software.- Ask Contractors to invoice you NOW for work they have done or are about to do.- Pre-buy construction materials maybe even some storage to put them in- Buy tools for you or your contractors to use on a future flip - Hire an accountant to help with some of these ideas

I was invited and will be attending that event in a little bit.  

I can increase the rate dramatically during concerts/events.

Generally what you bid is how much you are willing to pay  for the property in the event you acquire the property.