Just as you don't alleviate the drought by placing rules on single family homeowners during the drought which account for a tiny fraction of the state's water usage.That all said, from an investor/developer standpoint, getting your hands on lots that can be rezoned could produce windfall profits for you if done right.

The learning curve is probably great on importing large quantities or even just large things from a foreign company.

As I branch out to areas not as 'hot' as Charlotte, I will focus more on building the quantity of my list. #2, ******BP, I cannot stress this answer enough****Read this twice as it is IMO gold!! 

I have incorporated it into my business and it has really increased not only my lead generation "quantity", but also the "quality" of the leads coming in, and in the end thats really what it boils down to, "quality" over "quantity".

The word, "Wholesale" implies quantity and discount.

But the tying up of property with tiny EMDs, without regard for the seller and their situation (pending tax sale, foreclosure, immediate financial need, etc) seems to have become more common place.  

As for seller fi, it's nice if they require a tiny downpayment of you, or it's a deal a bank won't finance (which i stay away from), but outside of those two perks I don't see a benefit to it.

I can go buy 3 properties off the MLS that will maybe turn a tiny profit,  or could head over to Detroit and pick up 3 properties for maybe 10k each.... neither of these strategies makes me a smart investor.

@Cassidy BurnsMy wife and I will be looking to buy a home with a few acres at the end of year, and put a couple tiny house Airbnb’s on the land.

—to help you succeed.Quality over quantity wins every time.