Our plan was to sell it and then 1031 those profits into another property.We are currently under contract now and closing end of the month.

Radiant heat is what you feel when you sit too close to a campfire.

You won’t “find” good deals, you have to “make” them.  

I know a seller who has 6+ acres of land in Alvin TX (very close to Highway 6). 

You can propose any deal that you want, but it must make sense to both parties.If both agree, then you have a deal.Like in sports: you'll miss 100% of the shots that you don't take.....

For investors, it’s a chance to multiply income streams, especially in high-demand neighborhoods, without dealing with the cost or complexity of lot subdivision.

Quote from @Nate McCarthy: My wife and I are looking at buying our first home and a close family friend with money has offered to pay for the home until we can qualify for a conventional loan (we're both changing jobs and I've been in school and not working full time).

Nathan started one in Cody I went to a few times, but it is also closed now I believe. 

Start analyzing deals everyday and bounce these numbers off other investors and brokers.

When you chat with them, ask if they’ve handled wholesale deals before, how they structure assignment agreements, and if they're familiar with Indiana’s disclosure requirements.