Where do you find yourself on that spectrum?

This white paper goes into more detail and is a bit more broad.

I don't think there is such thing as an average or range . it's too broad..you need to narrow it down by door, by per sfh, by per sqft.. etc..when you get into commerical it can be in the 100s of thousands per month..

I'd love everyone's opinions on the following.Areas we're looking at:Five Points, West Columbia, Lexington, Downtown, Irmo, Shandon, Rosewood, Olympia, Ballentine, Earlewood, Forrest Acres, Millwood, Blythewood, Chapin, Quail Valley, Spring Valley, Elmwood, Arsenal Hill, Broad, Bush RiverAreas we're avoiding:North Main, Two Notch, Friarsgate, North Columbia1st question: Are there any areas we aren't looking at OR are there any areas we should be avoiding that we aren't?

Seller financing is a broad term.

My goals is to make money in Real Estate :) ...to broad? 

I should have clarified when I said regular homeowners but i was speaking broadly.

Seems fairly broad, but I would focus on areas that have the best population growth and job growth, which can be found online.

Business and marriage are on opposite ends of the spectrum.

Painting all contractors ( or even most of them) with a broad brush of con men is like saying all RE Investors are just out to be slum lords and only care about the money and Flippers are selling you junk houses with paint jobs.