Have you considered doing the sandwich style lease option to capture those? 

With something so deadline oriented, it should have been direct contact.  

A performance-oriented cash flow portfolio is performing without any care about appreciation. 

They are direct mail service that has many different templates and styles of outreach, including handwritten notes.

Person must have great communication, and be data and systems oriented.  

I have been investing buy and hold style in Dayton.

These are garden style, and are fully occupied with long term tenants.

These are garden style, and are fully occupied with long term tenants.

If you're more hands-on you can obviously look into some DIY type stuff (easier if you have a property to work/learn on first, of course); if you're more people/sales-oriented you can look into being a licensed agent; if you're more legal/computer oriented you could look into something like being a title examiner or even just an assistant in a property management office (e.g., a showing agent).If you had an existing background in something that would dovetail into something RE-related, that would be a good area to start with or branch out from.

I used to have family in that state, but they've all moved on or passed away so I have no connections in that state anymore and I told the oriental female realtor who was given to me that I no longer have family there.