Once you have stabilized these properties and feel more confident about the process, you could refinance these and start doing BRRRRs.

She will never replenish the deposit if you allow her to use it.FYI, I'd have a lawyer on tap ready to process the eviction.

Love your thought process on it all.

I’m eager to learn the process and take actionable steps.I’m particularly interested in acquiring land and identifying creative ways to add value, whether through flipping, owner financing, or long-term holds.My long-term vision includes owning rental properties, possibly starting with a multi-family home where I can live in one unit and rent out the others.I’m also exploring opportunities in modular housing and small community developments to fill a growing demand for affordable yet modern housing solutions.Outside of real estate, I have a background in auto detailing and entrepreneurship, which has taught me the importance of quality, attention to detail, and perseverance.

There's a lot to be said about this but having process in place to mitigate turns going bad helps.

Not essential but I've used it for other things and it's really cool when you are building out a new process, design, or work flow with your team as well.  

Quote from @Isuf Aruci: Hello all, Is there anyone that is familiar or can guide me to the process of land development ?

I was a foster child who put myself through college on my own, and I have relied on some good friends for a place to stay as I grew up, which has motivated me to create a better life for myself.I have done a lot of research on real estate, and from my perspective, it seems as if wholesaling, which I feel my sales skills may help with, would be a good place to start to make some extra money to speed up the investing process.

I am bidding out there in two markets daily, it's been almost 3 months and I fully understand this is a process.

Would a long-term rental be a better option just to get some experience with the home-buying process, before jumping into Airbnbs?