What happens after that will depends on which of you has more reachable assets or, in case neither of you do, the bankruptcy law.  

I have to do a little more due diligence before I feel comfortable with sending them any of my personal info.

In order to undertake a new build I would have to personally know the builder and be comfortable with his work.

If you have cash, know that 99% of wholesalers will have low repair values and high ARVs that don't match the actual data or upkeep of the house.Also, ask if this is being daisy-chained, meaning are there other wholesalers or investors in the line between the person offering you the deal and the seller.

I personally would approach this with a self assessment.

like - your own market. or a market a couple hours away that you can spend some time in person in. or where you went to college. or where you like to vacation.

I am not a market-timer, and a time in market person so just for folks calling that out that is with this considered.

Hello,I very often see "Suggestion of Bankruptcies" in foreclosure case dockets.

Local and state laws are changing on the daily so I think that the right Property Manager really helps with that but hiring a PM or self managing is always a personal call.

For if you lay the foundation and are not able to finish it, everyone who sees it will ridicule you, saying, 'This person began to build and wasn't able to finish.