Hi Darwin, Welcome to bigger pockets and nice to meet you.There is a great wealth of knowledge on this site and will definately be beneficial to you furthering your career in real estate like it has mine.I am an Agent in Lee and Collier Counties: Cape coral, Naples, Fort myers, Estero, and Bonita Springs.  

Block by BlockIt appears that neighborhoods can't be broadly painted with one stroke.  

I love the program and starting to look into what I can do with in the RE field ( yes I know that's a broad answer).

Its quite another to actually do it.As you progress you will learn to set goals, (achievable, DEFINATE not general goals).  

Define senior housing, there are several levels and are you deed or program restricted?

There's a wealth of information that is offered by the founders of this site in the form of podcasts and inexpensive books that could do much to helping you finding your own answers to those questions.Don't take this the wrong way, there are plenty of people on here willing to help and share experience, but they generally like to see that you've taken the initiative to try begin educating yourself before asking very broad "how do I do it" questions.I've seen your other posts, and it seems that others are giving you some good advice.

This is going to be a broad question, but I've recently come across a couple of lots that are priced well in a very good area.

The one caveat with most of them is that you have to be an accredited investor in order to put money to work with them, which means you have to earn more than 200k per year or have more than 1M in assets.Huge funds:- Magnolia Advisors - these guys focus on FL only and borrow heavily, they have access to cheap financing so they bid the interest down to low single digits on most liens (http://www.magnoliaadvisors.com)- Tower Capital Management (they are backed by Fortress - a huge private equity firm, I've contacted them before but they are not accepting new funds (http://www.tcmfund.com)- Alterna - they operate in more than 10 states, bundle the liens, and securitize them (http://alternacap.com)Medium size funds (not pure play - these guys invest in tax liens but they also invest in other stuff):- Kislak Organization (https://www.kislak.com)- Broad River Capital (http://broadrivercap.com)Small funds:Comian Investment Group - Ms.

Can someone define wholesale?

Hello Weston,My biggest mistake was not having clearly defined documentation when partnering up.