prop finder is the official software used by Doug Hopkins in his beginner real estate courses .

I'd be concerned about being the first few builders to bring a finished product to market since who's going to want to buy and live in a construction zone.

I think they're a great tool for beginners and pros alike. 

I'm speaking as a beginner but couldn't feel more confident in the approach of building initial wealth through frugality.

During inspection noticed cracks in the driveways and after further investigating found roots causing the cracks and were going into foundation..My main concern was roots damaging pipes before having that issue I had tree removed.Honestly I have no idea how big are Cherry Trees and how are the roots.

However, having said that, I have continuously explored the site and I have familiarized myself, to the best of my ability, with the beginner's guide. 

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The comps concern me as you are probably buying at or a bit above market value, but $400 / mo cashflow for a triplex is nice in this market and is hard to come by. 

Most of these properties you can not get into, probably not a good place to start if you're a beginner.

@Brandon Sturgill Concerning the the Virginia state regulations I believe to be a licensed broker you have to work as an agent for 3 years, but I am unsure if the degree in Real Estate would negate that.