If you are determined to buy and rezone you'll also want to make sure you meet minimum lot size for Hamilton County which takes into account road frontage and depth.  

Then you can read a more in-depth book like The Book On Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner or The Unofficial Guide to Real Estate Investing by Spencer Strauss.2.

Keep in mind that presales may appear enticing, but they often come with delays and other potential issues.Have a buyer's agent, who possesses in-depth knowledge of the market and the area, working on your side.I hope this information proves helpful to you.Best regards,Bruno

(I've read the book 30-Day Stay but it's not in-depth with scripts and contracts).

Then if you want more depth go to Ray Alcorn's "The Dealmaker's Guide to Commercial Real Estate".

Yes, many titles make it sound easy, and many times, the video/article is over simplified, but there are plenty of more in depth ones too.

After digging it up, loading it into a tractor trailer and trucking it down to Florida it still survived the trip and took over the gentleman's land.The barrier idea may work but l believe the depth minimum is 18".

This is absolute gold for gaining the kind of in-depth sales knowledge of a target area I'm talking about.If you want to really piss off a successful wholesaler at a foreclosure auction, ask her or him twice what he thinks the values of properties that are up for sale is, places that YOU haven't physically bothered to go to.

thanks all for your input although I'm out of my depth with all the experts talking:-)My main point was, people seem fine with doing Sub2s, even with the possibility of DOS but with owner financing they recommend that the property is free and clear.

for being one of the only states to raise taxes in the depths of the recession.