@Tanner Ploe the Texas Real Center (located HERE) is an incredible resource of information and they have very specific studies that in the past 40 years that 90% of the population growth in Texas has occurred within 50 miles of I-35. 

and will reply to your offer letter by either calling you or signing the actual offer and returning it back to you ready to move forward.That's how I find the "motivated sellers" ready to deal.Then, once I received hundreds of these offers back, I then examine the property specifics and work out the numbers to see if the deal is good or not based on the numbers.Also, your offer letter will state exactly how much you're willing to offer to the owner so you are already in a position to make money should they respond...and some of them will. 

Best of luck, and feel free to PM me if you have more specific follow-up questions or details to share.

Feel free to PM me with specifics and I'll be happy to provide a best-efforts quote.Thank you.

There is a specific exception in the Internal Revenue Code for rental activities, so self-employment taxes will only apply if you transform the activity into a non-rental activity (by providing substantial non-rental services).

Once you get a response from someone, you can be more specific and let them know that you have a network of buyers and one of them will actually be the end buyer.You would need to negotiate a low enough price with the owner so that  you can get your fee and still sell it at an attractive price to investors.

In my specific case, I decided to target commercial medium sized apartments. 

Example of a good answer: I can show you how project management can decrease your costs in the long run by budgeting specific resources at the right time, and how long term planning can increase your productivity over the course of the long and short run. 

Now, with all the reading and self-education I’ve completed, I am somewhat aware that focus should be on specific niche.

We want to sell it and upgrade to a single family home also to be used as a vacation rental, but I'm not sure if this is the right time.I've seen articles and posts recently that the RE market has rebounded to 2008 levels and I'm wondering if someone can comment on the status of the RE market in southern NJ specifically because I don't see the rebound.