I would move that near the top because, while its not specifically about real estate, it is about getting your mind, body and spirit ready to jump into real estate with a clear head and positive outlook--an absolute must to play this game.

Welcome @Ashley BenningThere's a REIA close to you that might be of interest called The Real Estate Candy Shop. 

Pick an area you know that everyone wants to be in, could be due to schools or jobs, park or new shopping or employment coming in that area.

The Assignee is listed in the body of the AOM under the Assignor.  

Thanks for the quick replies.Sounds like I need to shop for a qualified intermediary as well as a CPA.  

If a contractor is charging 10% markup to assure he has the right materials on site at all times and you are not going to be there 3 times a day it probably makes sense to go that route.The building supply shops usually specialize in certain trades, where you are going to be all over the map with little projects of each.  

Also consider driving for dollars, posting signs at coffee shops, etc.9.

They've gone as far as writing algorithms that pull data points like crime rates, age, median income, number of coffee shops and hundreds of others to create heat maps of where to buy.  

My friend's car was towed from an apartment complex near a very busy shopping area with limited parking.

Nicole started her sales career at a young age by helping with her family owned and operated businesses; The Dog Bar & Grill, The Country Store, and a gift shop in Cuchara during the summer months.