One of my family members had been trying for years to get her trailer on her fathers property and the only time they finally said yes was when her husband was murdered.

I've been interested in real estate for the past couple years (after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad) and have finally started diving into BP and analyzing deals.

Look into local neighborhoods, be aware of market trends, and choose a site that complements your idea.And finally, accept the learning curve.

Speaking from 31yrs of experience, I'd keep it in your local area as close as you can to your your residence.Also, there aren't many undervalued areas in the US - RE has been a main source of income/investment for decades now and it's finally ballooned to the top.

To finally use the knowledge I’ve been building up with the bigger pockets podcasts and various YouTube videos has got me pumped.

When the adjuster finally shows up, he/she will be able to give an estimate to fix the damage and what the insurance will pay - minus the deductible.  

If the OP wants to see the info I would request the maximum the PM can send redacting info if needed and have the disclosure in the future worded so you can review and provide final approval if that is what you want.

Building finally resolved and remediated it this year and now i am selling the property.

I am just very confused making my final decision of which option would be better.

I only chose this year because of the constant news I hear about real estate and how the best time is always 'now' and I believe I have finally saved up enough for a down payment after working for a full year.