@Bill SargesonThese are some examples I found on the internet. 

Also, when you are calculating returns, don't forget that utilities are in your name, you need to pay for internet and Netflix, paper towels, toilet paper, laundry and cleaning supplies, extra sheets, towels, pillows, etc.  

Don't plan your future based on what a bunch of strangers on the internet tell you is the right return. 

No you go to the internet right?

@Grant StuardMany of them are full of it and it’s easy to say stuff on the internet without having to back it upReal estate is a marathon not a sprint

Then go, you will learn more in a day then a month sitting on the internet. 

Wholesaler finds motivated sellers through marketing (direct mail, signs, internet ads, door knocking, etc)2.

I did visit one lot (construction not yet started) in SW Florida for which I found no deragotary information during my Internet research, but when I drove through the neighborhood, it looked problematic.  

With the internet these days you can find people to help, the real key is having a team on the ground for quick response if needed. 

Finding a solution that works for both parties is ideal, but if that proves difficult, it may be necessary to consider alternative steps to safeguard your investment.Please note that this is general advice, and consulting with a legal professional who is familiar with the specific laws and regulations in your area is recommended for a more accurate assessment of your situation.Best regards,