Land development has always caught my attention, but im a few years away from trying to tackle that guy.

So, going forward my real estate plan breaks down into three main goals.First, I need to tackle our current rental property.

However once you understand what the rules are, you can structure your investments around them so they are compliant.Both Will Barnard and Jon Holdman mentioned one possible way to tackle the issue.While there might be some creative ways to accomplish what you are trying to do, I cannot give individual advice beyond this on a forum post due to my firms compliance rules.Kirk Chisholm

In the letter of introduction we tackle some of those fears straight on.Even if the rents are below market when we purchase, we tell the tenants we will not be raising the rent at this time.

I'm looking forward to taking control of my financial future and am aggressively tackling it now.

My niche is to build a foundation between condos, SFRs, and 2-4 plex for now before moving on to bigger goals.Some people advice getting rid of all debts first before tackling into investing and others say just go for it as long as you have a solid plan.

I am currently trying to tackle my fears and get going.

Welcome to the site @Adam Bergman, thanks for the introduction.I'm interested to see what you can do, armed with your knowledge from your current business, with tackling rehabs etc.

Thanks for introducing yourself to the community.I'd suggest tackling one thing at a time, flipping or buy & hold.

Seller has not done anything to proceed with probate for his mothers estate which needs to happen for her interest in the property.Seller has not been paying hoa fees and that amount has gotten beyond his ability to pay and the association is moving towards starting its foreclosure filings.Sellers mortgage balance is under $10k.I've got a few options i'm considering but figured i'd throw this out to the expertise on BP to see what the consensus is on how best to tackle this one?