@Brian Ploszay The building my unit is in has 4 units in it side beside with direct access to the street so I don't see that as being an issue.

I need a solution for managing real estate leads for my direct mail campaigns in a database.

They were looking for direction on where to start in the real estate process, and I tried my best to give them the information on what I would do in their shoes if they didn't have the funds to pay realtor commissions, closing costs, repairs and everything associated with getting the house sold.

We had originally thought that Bob could lien the property for the construction costs, but, the profit will be directly related to what they end up selling the property for, which is usually an unknown until the final hour.  

If you don't then you have to get creative and the chances of having something work gets smaller.So something to sell him on is that if he owner carries, most of the money he gets is taxed as interest income.

A tax lien state you are bidding on properties knowing that the large majority of properties will get redeemed and you will get a small percentage of properties.Most wholesalers buy lists of addresses and send out a mass mailing trying to connect directly with a motivated seller before their property goes to a public auction or gets on MLS.

I'm hoping City Water/Sewer, and potentially not direct billed to make it direct billed to get some more value add.Long story short, I know I'll need someone onsite, so I was wondering if anyone has had experience with a PM that has helped them do that, or experience doing this in general to guide me through it.

At the worst provide a bad decision that pushed me in the right direction and I can meet the right people who can help me begin Real Estate investment the right way, and pay off the jump off the cliff.

Soliciting directly on Facebook is still very much a gray area.

It's just that the whole subject is too big for me, and I'd like help directing my attention.The longer story.I've been on a trip abroad, to Crete to be specific.