I don't want to spend a lot to find this info, or the title info.

hello, we are currently looking at a property we love that fits our needs for our future "forever" home. we are looking to get a land loan until we are ready for construction. figuring 3-5 years. has anyone done this ...

Marius, There's a lot to consider when you are trying to invest into a remote market.

The good news is that's more than any seller any of us has seen offer in years.The bad news is that there is a reason for that.What is the hesitation if it looks like the seller is willing to do a lot to remedy?

I know there is a lot to learn, and the learning curve is steep, but I am excited to jump in.

You will keep the interest payments.This is a lot to think about and it will frequently change until you settle in.

As every newbie LL/PM on these boards has revealed, there is a LOT to learn about a variety of laws; major routine processes; types of materials; contracts (all sides...tenant, management, contractors); financial reporting and management; construction methods; project and time management, and much more.

Quote from @Franklin Marquette: but want to make sure I am not making a big mistake here.You sound like you have a LOT to learn about rent control, how it works, and why it exists."

Dave was entertaining and pointed out that the Bible has a lot to say about money and business.   

I have not invested before and brand new to this platform with a lot to learn.