I agree w/ Bruce that getting your bearings, knowing where you're going to work, etc., will allow you to narrow down your focus.

Hey Bigger Pockets,Firstly, bear w/me on the exorbitant length of my post. 

So if I understand correctly: the tenant bears some of the fee burden in build to suit, whereas a fee development deal puts more of the fee burden on the landowner?

Finding what is owed does have a bearing on things but your post is not dealing with any of that.

But of course you only want to do that if you actually intend to go through with buying it (instead of wholesaling it yourself ;)(And if you do look into doing that, bear in mind your memorandum needs to be notarized as I don't think the clerks allow recording anything that's not notarized, which is why I don't think you can just record a straight P&S any more.

I’m a mortgage lender and have created a crazy spreadsheet system that bear runs my whole business Been flipping for about 7 months and just purchased my 11th flip so far-I seem to be getting a bit of a rythum now and want to start the process of creating a spreadsheet system that wIll be broken Into 2 systems:1. property specIfIc spreadsheet-that aIds In assessing the property, tImelIne management, project contacts, checklIsts for settIng up a property in the system, before, durIng, and after marketIng, sale process (stagIng, photography, neIghborhood maIler, lIstIng process, etc2.

Which is fair given that its they who bears all the financial risk.Also worth noting that your private lender for the remainder of the acquisition may require your funds be seasoned.

It’s a bear and you’ll sacrifice family and friends time to get there.  

Why Big Bear? 

My P&L impacts how much of a housing expense I can bear.