It really gave me solid foundation for Lease Options.  

While I am not a licensed inspector, I did not see foundation damage or brick damage.  

Now, that is all upon a proper inspection of course.I'm 99% sure there are huge gaps in this analysis and it needs a lot more work (first of all i need to inspect the property and see for myself the quality of tenants, quality of rehab done, condition of major capital items such as roof and foundation etc). 

Reading and watching  blogs and YouTube videos If anyone can possibly give any solid advice for a beginner looking to network and retain more information of how to create a solid foundation of starting it would be great!

(You have the added benefit of that swath of land through the UTA campus is sandy loam - not our normal black clay - with very few foundation issues!)  

I began taking some lessons last week and I actually didn't mind it, I find it quite interesting how the real estate market works, hopefully this will give me some good foundation to start investing in real estate.

It's a small 1/1 650 sq ft but built in 1925 with the foundation in complete disrepair.Do I need to include teardown of the old house in my plans?

Have you contacted several private lenders-found at local real estate investment associations?

Landscaping and foundation suffer without it.

Infact Park Models are not permitted to be installed on a foundation system because they are considered an RV.