That's great to hear about investors but not so good to hear about business people.  

How's the process been working out for you so far?

But in many cases, at least here in SoCal, it's many times a situation where the land owner essentially abandoned the parcel for reasons like bad zoning, little-to-no access, irregular shape (i.e. triangular) that makes it less efficient, environmental challenges, topography, etc. 

So, I will not be needing to source leads as much. 

So, the water supply lines will need to be replumbed to be separated.

@Hudson Brannon, while I am not a KC investor, as others noted it is so very hard to give you any feedback of value. 

So, investors are out.

If you call up one of these guys and say you are looking for a real estate attorney, they will probably tell you, sure, I can help.  

Having the right team on the ground is key, especially when investing remotely, so working with investor-friendly agents, lenders, and property managers can make all the difference.

The promotional “come ons” you find on YouTube, books, so called “testimonials” etc just plain isn’t true.The chance of an inexperienced flipper with little or no capital successfully completing a wholesale deal or deals is about 2%.