Your insights have given me a lot to think about, and I’m looking forward to more discussions on this topic.

I’d like to buy vacant lots, tear-downs or single family properties with enough lot to print ADUs and do a mixture of rent, sell and owner finance the end product depending on the situation.

I'm not wanting to sound condescending at all, however if this is your first time doing a sub-to there's a lot to learn about. 

These three reasons are a lot to digest at first because this loan is a paradigm shift for most Americans.

Don't rush into deals, and remember, the Tampa market has a lot to offer if you're prepared and flexible.

There's a LOT to learn out there, any advice on what you think is a good strategy for someone in my position for the next 5 years?

There is a lot to learn as its very different than just buying a stock. 

You have a lot to unpack there, but you did get it started when you said you didn't have time and no one will hire you. 

Sounds more like a discount lotto, lol. 

He seems to have a lot to say.