That comes later when it is organic.

The proposed bid has to be approved by the court as reasonable, giving other parties (including the owner) a chance to object to the bid.

Your objective at this point is to learn, learn, learn and grow your network.

The decision should prioritize the route that furthers your investment objectives.

Plus, follow their inner circle peer organizations to ensure they aren't practing any illegal self-monetizing [thefts] of client monies. 

By doing so, you could redirect the funds currently spent on rent towards acquiring assets that have the potential to generate long-term wealth through appreciation and other investment returns.When considering partnering with a turnkey company, ensuring their reliability and alignment with your investment objectives is crucial.Regarding financial advisors, seeking recommendations from trusted sources can help you find professionals with expertise in real estate investments who can assist you in making informed decisions that support your financial objectives.In summary, prioritizing the acquisition of income-generating assets can play a vital role in building wealth and achieving financial security over the long term. 

Not necessarily to organize the building of the home yourself ?

Currently I am on MIBOR's Economic Community Development Council where we get to learn and help fund non-profit organizations that are improving our communities.

I"ll try to be as objective as I can here. :) Having the insights that I do on this landscape, I'd recommend checking out Lead Sherpa and you can determine on your own how it matches up.For one, our model is all inclusive.

What we did have in the way of real estate “education” was (1) the book “HOW I TURNED $1,000 INTO ONE MILLION IN REAL ESTATE IN MY SPARE TIME” by Bill Nickerson, (2) education provided by organizations to qualify for real estate brokerage licensing and (3) courses in real estate offered by collegesI found that because of the type of education provided we were much more knowledgeable about real estate FUNDAMENTALS, FINANCING, AND LAW than investors are these days.