I have found that many times an over-sized ownerless lot is actually a paper street where a road was slated to be built or is a dedicated drainage easement that cannot be built upon.If the parcel is not recorded or  platted, start to do a chain of ownership to where, and if, it might be encumbered somehow.

Right now I still work full time, so I only dedicate like 2-3 hours per day to do this business.

Through persistence and dedication I could pin point the flaws in my competitors and ultimately control the marketing around here.

I am a hard worker and fully dedicate myself to everything I set my mind to so I am excited to see what my future holds in the real estate world.

Assuming I go the turnkey route, without espousing how poor of a decision it is, I would like to hear how I can make the most of the situation, and yes, I am aware that I will still need to dedicate time to that process as well.

I am a highly motivated marine who has dedicated down time to reading about real estate and putting much of my time towards learning every aspect of investing, flipping, and saving.

It's tough seeing everyone successful at various businesses and trying to pick which one to dedicate 100% of your efforts to.

It's a lot like joining a gym with someone and operating as motivating forces to each other to remain dedicated.

The way I do this is to deduct 10% of the Monthly Gross Income and put this amount away, in a dedicated Savings Account until I have built up 10% of the the property’s Fair Market Value (FMV).

With the right person, you will get 10 times more loyalty and dedication when you reciprocate if that makes sense.