I am still in the research phase of my real estate journey and there is so much information out there that I would love to gain some insight from the ones that do this everyday.

For the past few years I have been the onsite construction manager for a ground up residential construction developer in C.C.

Meeting with our crew on the ground out there.

9 acre, 33 single family, ground up development project in West Palm Beach 33413 asking $2.3M ($70k/lot) for raw land.

In the future after we have done a few of these and we have a relationship it will be much easier, but we are still trying to get our first HUD home deal off of the ground.  

Managing out of state is a concern for us, but I have boots on the ground so we'll see how it goes.  

Attorneys can help with the the ground work, but its sometimes the details that kill partnerships.

Account Closed  I do a little of this and I would only deal with someone I can eye ball.and size up.. too many weirdo's and wanna bees on the internet or on bP or linkedin or facebook.I also owned a sizeable HML company and of course we advertised and many times did not meet our borrowers but if they were local we always had them come in.but I had a Accurant program to run them through that would detect fraud and I did that first contact.I have gotten a few loans from lendinghome and they do a back ground check which I think is great.But in general private lending is by non professional lenders known to you.. not people you meet on the internet that's a good way to lose your private money LOL

I'm currenting looking how to get investor so I can get this off the ground.

She is not on title (the Trust is), so I am confused. 1) on what grounds she can claim ownership?