Considering the first $3,000 fine is comprised of seven different $500 fines, I would guess these two would be $500 a piece as well?

I started putting a team together as i have found a realtor that understands what I want to do and is working hard to help me find other pieces of the team.

If I purchased a piece of land and leased it out.

I'm seeking the best terms possible on my first loans and then seeking the most flexible lender's to round out my financed piece of my residential portfolio.

I would rather work with a top rate agent and pay more than work for a slug who is going to charge me less.My biggest piece of advice is to try to separate emotions in a deal like this.

Account ClosedNice to see you participating in the forums ... and the small step forward of dropping one of your frequent {stuffed} keywords from your post.The handling of a squatter vs a tenant will undoubtedly differ with jurisdictions, so the ultimate advice is to consult your legal counsel on the matter.The crucial distinction - at least here - that that a squatter had no legal right to be at the premises and is essentially in trespass / illegal possession of the property.  

Even doing all this, I get hung up on what I feel like is a missing piece of information. 

If this is indeed possible, then are there any pieces of advice anyone can give me to make this process a little smoother?

With that I did a lot of reading and research about it before pulling the trigger and one of the best pieces of advice I got was to keep your investments (at least starting off) close to home.

I feel like it should be cheaper to buy a small piece of property and do new construction.