The process is identical to residential flipping but specific to land.

plug your skill saw into the truck.. don't worry about thieves stealing your stuff as its secured behind harden metal.. 4 wheel drive for the snow etc.. only thing I was thinking is that its missing roof racks for lumber and such..  

You as a landlord are required to be fair and even to everyone no matter what you feel.The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing because of:RaceColorNational OriginReligionSex (including gender identity and sexual orientation)Familial StatusDisability.... 

If you have a home in an Hoa where you must replace the home with basically an identical home you could easily end up either out of pocket or not rebuilding if you have market value insurance. 

Honestly, a really high credit score for an applicant (without a very good, verifiable explanation) is a big red flag for identity theft (i.e. they stole someone's identity) .

Do you know the identities of her children in the Philippines?

When you invest in syndications that perform cost segregation on their properties, you can potentially offset your long-term capital gains from the sale of rental properties with depreciation deductions from the syndications.The key here is that the depreciation deductions from the syndications can offset other passive income, which includes passive rental income and potentially long-term capital gains from real estate investments.Like-for-Like Gains and Monies:While the gains from the sale of rental properties and the deductions from cost segregation in syndications are not identical, they are related in the sense that one can potentially offset the tax liability created by the other.The idea is to use the depreciation deductions from the syndications to reduce your overall taxable income, including the long-term capital gains from the sale of rental properties, thus potentially lowering your tax liability.Additional Considerations:Be aware of specific tax rules and regulations that apply to syndications, real estate investments, and depreciation deductions.

I've seen contracts where the wholesaler is very clear about what he intends to do, which I think is advisable.The wholesaler told me in writing that my contract with him (which did reference simultaneous closing) would be identical to his contract with the seller.  

They also had tons of practice exams with questions almost identical to the real test.

My tools were always out of sight and if thieves wanted them, they'd have to make a ton of noise or spend a lot of time getting in.