It sounds like you don't have a clear grasp on the exit strategies.

. :)I find it interesting that many lawyers do not fully grasp option contracts, were they sleeping in Contract Law classes?

That property that you bought sounds like a solid deal and it seems that you have a great grasp on the concepts of REI. 

The money raise side of the business is a lot different than the development side of the business, but overall I think the folks I interact with to gate raises on all the sites have a pretty good grasp of both industries.  

I feel like I've grasped the concepts and feel that doing sub 2 deals to start off would be the best route to go for me.Actively: Now I think it's time for the rubber to hit the road and begin networking with RE attorneys, title companies, realtors, etc... and making a conscience effort everyday to find deals.Hope that helps clarify some of my needs and my current status as an investor.Russell

The risk is hard to grasp until you've actually been maliciously sued.

I actually have a better grasp on private lending strategy over conventional lending. 

You seem to have a grasp on flip profits and taxes, but a minimal understanding of conveyances and liens, interesting combination of knowledge, nothing wrong with that.My comments assume this property is in CA?  

The celebrating part was (and still is) the hardest thing for me to do because I'm constantly reaching behind my grasp too.

. :) Hello everyone,I am in search of places throughout the mainland in general to get a grasp understanding of the markets where I can possibly invest in the future.