Brooks said above are there any books or reads for how to aid the title company so it isn't so painful for them?

Howard HerringtonInvestor/OwnerH&L Realty Enterprises, LLC.

We couldn't pay it monthly, we were require to pay it in a lumpsum when we received our financial aid checks.

With new construction, I can set a very fairly low budget for capital expenditures as well as maintenance.With that said, I will be looking for private money lenders or hard money lenders to aid with the 20-30% I might have to put down for construction loan, but I should have ample equity in the property after it is completed to repay those short-term loans as well as fund the next project across the street.

Last thing your going to do is educate a newer person on how to go out and beat you to your deals.I suspect this is starting to happen in these other markets.Along with price points... lower the bar of entry to a given market the more folks can enter.And I think what most folks realize after time that as you state this is a mid level corporate or business enterprise if one is to make any serious money at it.. other than the occasional flip they stumble into.One of the reasons turn key is so dog gone hot in most markets is investors will generally learn that anyone can get into the rental game.. but most have a very difficult breaking into the flipping game unless they are well capitalized and knowledgable on all aspects of lead generation.

Being without flood insurance and the lack of state & federal aid tells me this is going to be a long journey ahead.

There are many different factors that play into your scenario.Try listening to a few podcasts or read some real estate books on investing and then get an idea what kind of real estate you want to specialize in.Then go searching for a mentor or someone who can directly aid you in that direction.  

That's a little bit of where I am at currently in my journey, I hope to achieve my first fix and flip within the next few months with the aid of either a tax lien deed, private lenders or hard money lenders. 

Putting grand titles on what is obviously a small enterprise is pretty silly, it's not going to impress those in business.

It was built in 1998 and is in good shape and located in the Enterprise area near Fort Rucker.