An excuse to talk to the boss would be perfect to verify this.

A mortgage broker working with investors should also have a good network of private lenders s/he can match-up with investor borrowers.While you have what sounds like a good rapport with your existing broker, have a blunt discussion with her to verify she has the experience and reach to embark on this venture with you.

Don't get hung up on getting it perfect because it will never be perfect.

Certain aspects of the lot make it less than perfect, but will also probably help to keep me within reality budget wise as I move forward building my first (and hopefully my 'dream') home!  

Welcome @Nicholas Romeo a fellow newbie and NJ resident :) I'm intrigued by note investing as well and BP is the perfect place to learn. 

No company is perfect by any means but if your looking for excellent customer service and a quality product from a reputable company you might want to contact @Chris Clothier who is a regular here also.

Yes, in a perfect world, scraping it would have likely been cheaper and definitely quicker.

Well, after seeing the house, I have an update...It's still in perfect condition and I have just acquired 2 beds, 2 couches, a fridge, washer/dryer, 2 desks, a kitchen table, pots and pans, etc.

I have a property lined up to sell (my mom's old house) that is perfect for a wholesale deal, however, I'm trying to decide if I should go at it alone, or if I should enter into a JV with someone who is already established (another wholesaler).On my own, I am still searching for an adequate looking sales contract and assignment contract.  

Buyers inevitably get antsy about this because the reality is that no property will be perfect at the time of the inspection.