My efforts were rewarded with a snowball effect of success, culminating in the realization of my long-awaited dream – opening my own commercial and residential real estate brokerage and property management company at just 25 years of age.With each passing month, my client base grew, and my reputation as a trusted advisor in the industry soared.

As a new investor based in Israel, I'm searching for the BEST team to work with and  build a rock-solid portfolio by the end of this year!

You cannot simply close with buyer (like all gurus say) then turn around and pay seller then transfer title to buyer- That is ILEGAL A way around this in case you cannot get transactional funding - Have your closing attorney draw up a Promissory not in submission to the buyer in which you will secure your equitable interest within the contract to the buyer...

You should engage a civil engineer to complete a survey and they will be able to tell you based on the  zoning and dimensional requirements whether the subdivision is plausible.

I'm glad you found a title agent who's responsive to you needs but I think taring "most title agents" as incompetent based out your one experience is unwarranted. 

That being said, if you are the property manager, couldn't you consider yourself a real estate professional and run these profits through a separate S-Corp (or an LLC taxed as an S-Corp) and then draw off a W-2 / and a K1 and then shuttle these proceeds over to a solo 401k ?

The outcome is TBD but we are confident in making a profit based on the purchase price.

But is it possible the seller makes a clause that a lower price will not be honored based on the appraisal  or can I just walk away if they don’t agree ? 

The NAR settlement is not even yet approved so I would not be making any decisions based on a potential settlement that could be amended.

As a property manager based in Atlanta, I'm would love the chance to present off-market properties to my existing owners.