Here a few ways to find buyers in your market:Find a local REIA group; there will be plenty of buyers therePost ad in Craigslist; can be simple and generic as you having deals available for investorsBandit signs (although heavily debated)Search county records for 'LLC' owners near the properties you have under contractSearch zillow, craigslist, etc for houses being sold by an 'LLC'Call around to landlords and property management companiesIf your deal is honestly a deal, no inflated numbers, finding a buyer will not be hard.

Through my education about real estate I would love to learn a little bit more about the deal.CONSIDERATIONS: Things I would heavily consider is how you will get the people in to rent the property, being away for so long I hope you have built property management into the expenses equation as BP always points out.

I invest heavily in Newark.

Seems like if I'm selling a flip in a hot neighborhood in LA where there's high demand for quality product at market prices, the smart play is to go with a flat-fee commission while doing what i can to market heavily to the buyers directly, before putting it on the MLS.

Most major Canadian markets are heavily over-priced. 

You can play the cash flow games and not have much if any money out of your pocket, typically this will leverage you heavily for a few buck more a month in your pocket.So to wrap up, because I love talking about real estate too much, I would visit the area you are considering.

., I too invest heavily in high yield trust deeds and about 65% as much in income producing real estate (inflation hedge).

Looking primarily for distressed (even heavily) properties, is this wishful thinking without becoming a full time wholesaler in order to find motivated sellers in terrible situations?

@Kimberly Jones I completely agree, I was surprised to see that it wasn't being pushed heavily down there to help with the restoration of some of the more heavily impacted areas.

Yes, Belize is heavily reliant on tourism, but it does have some industry.