Strong fundamentals, management, and a stellar concept should have you and your partner on your way.

My comfort level/limit is when the fundamentals to me don't make sense.

(Fundamental to this conversation- there’s frankly not enough to meet demand- its an eroding profession)1- What Bruce already alluded to- the Owner/Builder- we never 100% detach ourselves from our projects, we care and oversee each of them and are a primary communicator with the clients.

Set some fundamental criteria, network & educate yourself, but most importantly take action when you find an opportunity that meets your initial criteria. 

It’s a fundamental math equation.

Unfortunately, about 4 years ago, my dad and I couldn’t see eye to eye on a very fundamental aspect of life ( he didn’t like me dating a girl that was not of our ethnicity so he kicked me out of the house, told me I would never be able to make it out in the real world on my own without him, and i haven’t spoken to him since.

They are fundamentally not the buyers the seller is looking for.Transactional funding is a ultra short term loan for wholesalers.

From others it sounds like the market has great fundamentals.

In fact, I just recorded a great podcast episode on Jacksonville last week (episode 021).That should answer a LOT of your questions about the fundamentals, neighborhoods, property types in the market, demographics, jobs, etc.Continued success!

While you may be comfortable that you are receiving a clean Title, you now no longer have insurance about the chain of Title prior to your ownership.Additionally, if the Title Insurance becomes invalidated (which is possible since you no longer have an insurable interest, a fundamental characteristic in insurance) then you should be in breach your loan convenant to have Title insurance is my understanding.