We did that on note in Oregon last year that worked out well.If you work with a servicer that reports to the credit bureaus then you can help the buyer/payor either establish credit or improve their credit with timely payments. 

@Jordan Harrill Waiting is certainly the hardest part, but in this case its the best thing you can do.Id suggest continuing to analyze deals to improve your speed and accuracy.

I’m currently not looking to buy this home (you’ll see why if you read) but I am looking to improve my deal analysis skills!

It we can improve the value, we can increase revenues.

Each time you learn and improve and grow, so 2-4, 4-8, etc you aren't taking more risk necessarily because you're learning as you go. 

We know unexpected stuff will come up like street improvements, grading, Misc. items the inspector will request during construction that normally wouldn't come up with R-1 type jobs. 

The best deal I've seen since then was for $30k and it needed 15k of improvements to the land.

In order to learn better the topic you can use quizzes on any topic for example: https://quizzes.studymoose.com/flashcards/economics are economic quizzes that will help you prepare for a lesson or test better and improve your grade.Alot of people tend to overlook the Military as well. if I hadn't gotten into the trades I probably would have went the military route.I agree that today learning is quite difficult and I myself am constantly in search of good educational material.

Typically the best bang for your buck is improving property you already own.

This wouldn't happen if it were done that way.Just my opinion, hoping this will improve.