As you mentioned, their margins are quite fat so they should have no problem paying you if you bring them a good piece of land at a time they themselves don't have direct access to it.

Lately I’ve been seeing a lot of investors talk about the challenge of finding quality motivated seller opportunities.From what I’ve seen across different markets, the most consistent results tend to come from public record data—pre-foreclosures, probates, liens, evictions, and code violations.Accuracy seems to matter more than just volume, because bad data leads to bad campaigns and wasted budget.Curious what others here are doing:• Are you sourcing leads from public records directly?

Depending on what someone is trying to accomplish — connecting with motivated sellers, buyers, or investors — I’m always happy to share insights or point them in the right direction.

Did they reach out to you from your listings or did you contact them directly?

You're welcome to message me directly if you have any constructive opportunities.

There's a ton of great general contractors that you could likely meet there that can point you in the direction of developers 

That status requires a lot of direct, hands-on involvement in real estate — at least 750 hours per year — and it must be your main occupation.

Are you a direct lender or a broker?

The one we use is called Rentec Direct.  

I’ve been seeing hosts go in VERY different directions with minimum stays:Some swear by 30 days, others don’t touch anything under 45 or 60.Personally, I’ve experimented with different lengths depending on the season and guest type.