@Kevin Paulk  🇮🇹❤️  🇺🇸 thank you I appreciate your response and details, absolutely two essential bases in land money is the security of the debt and the ability for the property to have a higher value respect  the money lent, I prefer to always be the 1 creditor 

I'm a Civil Engineer that works in land development but I think there is a big market with ADU's.

What size empire do you feel comfortable being responsible for?

For investors that are primarily buying land in North Carolina, what are some areas you feel are worth looking into? Have you bought anything in these areas, if so, share your experience. What other areas are you look...

HELOCs is how I grew my real estate empire. 

I am 25 years old and believe I can turn this $5M into a generational empire if I approach this correctly. 

My end game goal is investing and building my empire, I personally feel that becoming a realtor is the best way to learn real estate while getting paid for it.

But in the same sentence, please note, this is my own, limited empirical evidence probably with some bias since I'm human ;).

There's a great real estate club out that way - the Inland Empire Real Estate Investment Club.

She is on staff at a hospital on the coast working as a per diem nurse then traveling inland to our area 2-3 days/week as a traveling nurse.