Maybe the one in the hospital is the only one who has access to the money in the bank at this time.

I was there by 3 pm with my 3 kids in tow to take a peek (I have my RE license, so I can have on-the-spot access when I need it).  

You do need cash or cheap access to cash that's true.

I'm curious if any note investors have spent the time cultivating relationships with financial planners or advisers in order to gain access to their pool of clients?

@Chris Martin I do have access to my state's standard form, and I'm thinking I'll just use that!

I should also mention that the neighbor's sewer line tees into the same line as mine, but the tee is below the restriction caused by the crushed/flattened pipe so it is not causing them problems.My plumber and I are also looking at the possibility of a completely new lateral run that circumvents the neighboring property entirely, but at this point it looks like the only way to do that will require burying it in the street and down the road, and applying for a permit for a new tap.

What you won't be buying is a property held by an owner with a revisionary deed that after a period of time or upon death reverts back to the grantor, or a restricted deed that may revert back upon some future occurrence.

I am also a Real Estate agent with Keller Williams with access to the entire market. 

My broker is an investor as well, but he gave me access to the MLS...... looking for tips for criteria to narrow down the search results.

I'm not sure what access they give to non pro/plus members.