Florida has unique rules (they all do) as well.Curious, what made you think purchasing the course was worthwhile?

If you have enough funds it's a decent return paying down on the unsubsidized, since you probably won't/don't have enough taxable income for the tax benefits to be worthwhile (until you're married, anyway). 2.

It's definitely a worthwhile read.

Experience: learn how to buy/sell notes and how to perform due diligence to determine if the note is worthwhile and has a good or potentially good return.

Do you think this type of deal would be worthwhile? 

What metrics are you looking for in a deal that makes it worthwhile for you to pull the trigger?

Start off with Google, but it may be worthwhile speaking with any or all of the following people:Financial planner - if appropriate, may be able to help plan on your short-term and long-term goalsGeneral contractor - will be able to provide an estimate of costs associated with rehab of your current propertyAccountant - may provide tax consequences for either rehab or 1031 exchange1031 exchange company - will detail the process of correctly performing a 1031 exchangeReal estate broker - will help you sell your current property and locate an appropriate replacementThat said, depending on the location and details of your property, it may be a good time to sell.

If it's not the executor/administrator then it might be worthwhile to use skip tracing to locate the contact info for the party that's going to receive the real property. 

Rents to property value are too low based on expenses to be worthwhile investments.

I haven't use them, but REFM is pretty well respected: https://www.getrefm.com/You may also find something at ULI that's worthwhile: https://uli.org/I would also echo many of the comments above.