I can't help but think this should have been spotted sooner and I should have been informed by them.

Sorry, VERY wrong again. the most sought after individual's for lawsuits. the sweet spot are your average investors (neighborhood millionaire) {contractor, lawyer, doctor, nurse, etc) who just turned the corners with assets, of 1 million to 3 million who now has tons to loose from just the threat of a lawsuit let alone an actual judgment.

Learn more by setting aims, growing your friend net, and diving into sites like BiggerPockets and other web spots.

@Marlia Stone The advice to get the first unit running and rented to generate some money is spot on.

Start by learning a lot, meeting people, looking over deals, and choosing a keen spot.

Or if you go to sell it and you don't get what you wanted for it, you could always hold it to make the annual return you were projecting.You should run sales comps to determine if that value is $100k or not, but if you can offer at a price where you can hold it or flip it once done, you will be in a good spot

This should: A) make the deals attractive enough to sell on their own; B) Should I end up being forced to buy it I will find myself in a good spot, with valuable property acquired at less than  it's wholesale value on the market.

Ohio markets show up 3 times in Zillow’s 2024 hottest markets, with Columbus and Cincinnati taking the top 2 and 3 spots.

I think this rule is pretty much spot on.

I see you posted this a month ago but wanted to add two cents in case you're still on this.If you're building a new home, is it in the same spot as the old one?