It had great potential, but was in the beginning stages of construction.

I'm still in the early stages of navigating this whole process and building my team. 

Ideally, I'm looking for a general contractor or developer willing to engage in a revenue split arrangement or someone interested in a long-term land lease.Does anyone have advice on how to navigate this situation?

. ;-) By the way, since the NAR settlement means buyer's agents now have to have buyer's sign a fee arrangement, wouldn't the focus be on finding a property for the buyer instead of worrying about these other things?

Use Other People's Money (OPM) to fund transactions with minimal cash outlay, but be sure to arrange transactions sensibly and reduce risks.

We remodeled it, staged it, and sold it for $135k.

With the assistance of a real estate agent or lawyer, submit an offer, work out the conditions, arrange for inspections, and finish your due diligence before finalizing the purchase.Note that investing in real estate is a journey that requires perseverance, patience, and flexibility.

Far too many get stuck in the "paralysis by analysis" stage, thinking they just don't know enough to get started.

With 3 kids at 3 different stages, locations, and times makes it extremely difficult for both my wife and I to have a 9 to 5.

I can walk you through several projects currently in progress at different stages and answer questions, etc.