PM me and I can give you his contact info.

Let me know if you would like more info or contact Austin directly.

@Step SthephYou may also want to think about holding onto the property that you live in in your own name for now.You are eligible to exclude up to 250,000(500,000 if married filing jointly) as long as you lived and owned the property for 2 out of 5 years.If you transfer the title to an LLC - you may lose out on the appreciation as you continue to live in it.You have a couple options regarding the other lots.If you don't know contacts or how to develop land - you may want to consider the land outright.If you have experience to develop land - you may want to pursue developing the land and then selling it.option 2 will likely generate more money but also require more work.

I personally avoid all the "fast-close, all cash" messaging that's in most letters, and instead I simply introduce myself and ask them politely to please contact me if they would consider discussing a sale to me.Good luck!

Point of Contact. 

I have several questions regarding my next steps,  if everyone will bear with me.1) I know how to search the tax records and find some info,  but are there other ways of gathering more contact info?

I was contacted by a wholesaler with a MHP for sale in the Midwest.

If anyone knows someone in the multi-family/apartment building industry, please leave me their contact.

The single family properties I've been looking at are in Dorchester, Chelsea, and Brighton. 

Interesting I get around a 3-4% contact rate with Mojo data that is why I pay for Cole.