Banks are unhappy if you can't easily be pigeon holed.

Normally we are in small towns, on major roads with 35 mph speed limits, so they can find us easily.

RETipster.com also has a great educational material on land for free.My advice, if you want to take action quickly, go on Zillow, filter by new construction, call those builders and see if you can bird dog for them (source deals), learn their acquisition criteria then go find those deals.

However, BP could easily expand, but I'd bet a specific site other out of the US areas might be appropriate.

@Micah T UptegroveHey, I cannot speak to your specific location BUT you can easily get info on this via Loopnet. 

This is especially good because when they put their own information in, the emails are less likely to be filtered out into spam. 

There are so many websites/resources/forums/news articles to filter through when trying to find a market.

I caught them lying about having moved in after they stated they did and started putting in 'service requests' for minor things that they could of easily done on their own (Removing an air-conditioning unit - changing the dial of a radiator, etc).   

They are fairly easily trapped and then you take them to a no kill shelter.

@Matthew Metros well I think your first problem is using the zillow filters, people will mislabel multifamily as townhomes, or condos all the time, the best way I've found to get around this is to include those property types in your search and set max HOA to zero.