@Mary Blanco In big picture, you do the right things and careful on what you do with due diligence at all stages of investing; then the chances of getting into trouble is lower. 

Its simplicity can be mistaken for being overly elementary in its subject.

If I had more Capital I would have kept it, since nice it would have cashflowed like crazy, but I was in the Capital Growth stage.

What we didn’t know was that she was in the beginning stages of Alzheimer’s.

It would be best to pay someone to inspect regularly for the purposes of approving the draws set up for specific stages of completion, as specified in your contract.

As for the elementary school Fox Hollow is a decent school. 

I have a couple of agents sending me properties daily but I am stuck at my analysis stage because I don't know what my PTI is on any property since I have no funding details in place.I am trying to find a qualifying unit to send to private  lenders but I need to run my numbers before I submit a unit I have analyzed.

They've been happy to ask my advice on negotiation, inspections, appraisals, pricing, staging, etc. 

Just some basics to set the stage.

BACKGROUNDI'm a former buy & holder moving forward and starting over after a downturn in personal circumstances,  in the planning stage of creating a note investing company for and by myself.