I have a lead on a manufactured home in Weir, TX.

I am here looking for property leads and connects with hard money lenders. 

My question at this point becomes, how would I rate the information as suspect, prospect, or "very hot lead"?

However, once you understand how Ohio law works (which is part of what is taught in the class) you quickly realize that it's definitely not as simplistic as you may have been lead to believe.

I am wholesaling/flipper (been at it for just a couple months, with no leads yet though.

I have started door knocking with Pre-Foreclosure leads for about 1 week. 

And you could always use a call service to take the calls and only send you the hot leads, meaning a motivated seller with equity.

Any leads or suggestions would be great.

Of course there were a number of rejects and we were given until mid Jan. to complete the work, -amongst the items a lead clearance, -in order to get a certificate of compliance.

It seems to me, he use to advocate tied performance and rent credits - though not to the degree of many (there are a couple of websites out there advertising "passive" Rent-to-Own: you put up the money, they find the property and lessee / buyer - where the agreements appear to be tied.We do not have the equivalent of Dodd-Frank and the Safe Act here ... yet ... but do not be surprised if we follow the lead.