Eventually we developed a company name, logo, etc, and swapped out the old ones for some branded ones.  

You should eventually find a good deal in a good area.

I didn't really consider FL or TX due to not knowing anyone in the state but I think that as we get bigger we may explore properties on a broader basis since I'd like to eventually move up to a few mid-sized apartment buildings with live-in property management.

I live frugally and have travelled all over the country doing seasonal marine bio gigs, eventually leading me from Charleston, SC to the Dominican Republic to now, Alaska.  

To think that this all started with watching "flip or flop", that lead me to googling wholesaling, that lead me to a ton of youtube video, which lead me to BiggerPockets which eventually lead me to my 1st deal.

The property owner will never be asked to pay it and it will follow the tenant to their next property and they'll eventually have to pay it (if they're serviced by the same providers and ever want to get service again in their name).On the other hand, trash (and sometimes water) bills will eventually become the responsibility of the property owner in some places. 

I want to eventually make this into a family business and pass the knowledge onto my future children some day.Thanks,Kyle

Even the dullest witted person is going to eventually figure out that they are probably paying to go to work on that kind of wage rate... or at least, making less than they would by flipping burgers.

This is just one of my planned marketing angles.2) Get leads through all the ideas i've found on here such as absentee owners lists/ local govt filings / postit signs/ driveby/ etc (the etc is expansive)3) Create a database of the potential clients we may propose buying their house to after they call or call them and detail every step.4) Take down details of house after speaking with owner and explain how we work and eventually what we can offer and how we came to those numbers.

We could scale up over time and eventually own a lot of loans.