The estoppel agreement states what is the tenant's property vs what is part of the house, among other important pieces of information, that should be reflected in the lease. 

I came across a piece of land and I'm trying to figure out if its worth it. 

Focusing on the smaller piece of the pie could be a risky business move.

I haven't posted in a while because I wanted to ensure we went through the Due Diligence in one piece; I am happy to say that things are going very well.

I do however see it as a great option for someone in the medical profession, for example, who's not capable of putting all the pieces together themselves.We've gone the route of helping the client buy on / off the MLS, providing them the construction and management services they need post closing, therefore leaving more value and equity for the investor.

A 2 unit in JC that I bought for 83% of appraised value. 1 piece of land for 65% of arv and another for 55% of arv. 

I'll give my last piece of advice now and let you get on with business: it is HARD to be a part-time wholesaler. 

AKA the theory of generating passive income is easy to visualize but once you start putting the pieces into action it becomes difficult/frustrating.

I hand wrote 40 bandit signs at my kitchen table for a buck a piece and flooded the intersections .

Otherwise, you're stuck piece-mailing advice from sources that don't know you.