If I were you, I'd look at your local REIA for an experienced person who would mentor you a bit -let you do some deals with them where you do a lot of the work for a small piece of the profit.

this is from the title search:"All that certain lot or piece of ground situate in the Borough of XXxX, County of Allegheny and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, being parts of Lot Nos. x, y and z in the Plan Subdividing a Portion of the [MunicipalityName] Place Plan as recorded in the Recorder's Office of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania..."

Here's some initial pieces to the puzzle.1.

I made this forum for those who are willing to share their experiences and stories of when they first bought a piece of real estate and the journey that came with it.

. $70 for a 4 foot piece of metal?

As mentioned before their is 3 units all renting out for $600 a piece. 

Create the seller financed piece as a $50k second lien mortgage at an agreed upon rate, and explain that you’ll pay down the $50k note to them (which they’ll be earning interest on) and after a year or two (when you can shore up your credit/income requirements) you’ll get everything refinanced into one loan so that the seller and the original lender are paid out.He’ll collect interest on his $50k before being cashed out in the future, and you won’t have to go through a bank.

Credit score is often just a small piece in the overall underwriting of any lender.

Use a sledgehammer and take it out in pieces. s stayed above, wear eye protection, but also cover all bare skin.

Any recommendations, advice, success stories, pros, cons, ect.Please let me know if buying deeds and paying off the back taxes/liens on a piece of land is a good way to start off my real estate investing career.Thanks!