Good luck!

So don't jump the gun and tip your hand to early.If 4 or 6 months pass and no idiot comes along, that's a good time for you to pop up with a reasonable offer (that the seller is considering "lowball," but so what).

I'm sure if you put the time and money in to Bosch's course it could work.The simple reality though (as @Scott Morris noted) is that there are many high quality land courses out there that are either free or inexpensive.Almost every one of the several multi-seven-figure land flippers I know has taken at least one course.

Preferably turnkey in a good neighborhood (C+ and above).

We've certainly experienced a fair share of new build/builder quality control issues.I do believe the long term has significant upsides but you know that already with your understanding of the mountain communities.

Does anyone have recommendation some good wholesaling books or programs. 

Hey @Henry Dominguez - Good question! 

Are there any good places to look for single family houses besides zillow, redfin, ect...? 

I go to school in Orlando and my mother lives in Fort Lauderdale, which i think are really good areas to invest I THINK.

Can anyone recommend a good skip tracing companies I am trying to locate two tenants that I had evicted.