The GCs that are well known and have well established systems(ie. marketing, websites) are usually going to have higher marked up prices, especially if the GC usually does projects for non-investors.

Long story short(not really)- Relocation due to job transfer required due to spouse being medically "retired".

After you have established a broker (if not already) I would start doing open houses for other agents on the weekends.

I have been a member of BP for about 19 months but have not decided what to do yet probably because medical problem recovery.  

other than that you can talk to established wholesalers and buy their business but frankly they are not worth much .. other than buying a we buy ugly house franchise something like that. its just money.. lots of it to get any volume wholesaling. 

Unfortunately I have to spend my money on fancy things like heart surgeries and medical bills.The sad fact is a lot of the people I know are in a similar boat. 

In five years, once well established, I'd move on.

I think the clerk was wrong because she never paid me any rent so a landlord/tenant relationship was never established but I wasn't going to argue with the clerk so I just waited 27 more days then filed. 

My quote was from State Farm@Jason BottThe quote is for $10,000 in sewer and drain backup and w$500k in liability and $5k in medical coverage with the replacement cost to rebuild at $696,400 for a $300k property. 

Both JAX and Indy have grown much more competitive for deals, and until you establish yourself in those markets, as a new out of state investor you are going to be last in line or end up over paying for wholesale or other deals.