Been thinking about this question a lot as I work with many real estate investors and I plan to be one myself. Let the fun begin!

If you do decide to work with us, have piece of mind in knowing that as the owner of Ohio Cashflow my goal is to make as much profit as I possibly can on each deal while not overcapitalizing on the rehab for your future Capex benefits and by keeping the property sale price at fair market value.

This article is just for the mortgage qualifying piece.  

Projected Profit Upon Sale: ~60%Perhaps the largest puzzle piece is the projected profit upon sale.

When an opportunity is forthcoming, RETA sends emails at exactly 12 noon daily, gradually releasing little pieces of frothy data, building suspense until the BIG DAY!

- Will they be my KP on the loan for a small piece of the GP?

In those cases, if the market goes down, you are willing to hold long enough for the market to rebound.My second piece of advice is to only buy properties that you would live in yourself.  

As @Jay Hinrichs mentions whether a piece of land is land locked (no street access without crossing other land) would be a  matter of a survey or check of tax plats.

I feel like that piece would be pretty tedious.

Now you guys are the only missing piece, what would you sell it for?"