You're an attractive young lady - I bet they'd even let you tag along w/ them & get mentored.

Because the deal is outside of a typical/conventional property I believe your best bet would be a local bank, especially with multiple parcels.

Your best bet for remote flips is to partner with an experienced rehabber in the area and split the profits.

However, with West Point and Stewart Air Base nearby if you had a decent property you could promote to Active Duty personnel I feel that's the best bet.

Given a little time, I bet you will dust yourself off and ride again.Glad to have you among RE investors, but don't completely turn your back on something you've worked so hard to achieve @Gabriel Garces!

I bet you you'll learn a lot here.

I bet you won't ever make some of those mistakes again. 

It was way overdeveloped during the boom, it is slipping now.1) We are about 25% off of the peak.2) I’ll bet real estate values could fall as much as 60% (total).3) We will hit a plateau no later than August 2009.4) We will be back up at the same levels somewhere between 2014-2019.There are several wild cards.

If you are not familiar with programming in HTML, then a blog would probably be your best bet as they are easy to install and use.In addition, search engines and spiders love blogs because they are a prime source for fresh content.

As I stated elsewhere on this board, If you plan on future cash flow, buy in a nice suburb of Austin, San Antonio, Dallas or even Houston (Although Dallas and Houston experienced over built in the five year prior to this crisis) However, if you are looking for cash flow now, your best bet is probably low income and smaller investment...