In fact, Josh and Brandon did a pod cast last year where the guys specialized in raw land I believe (solely because no one else was in that "space.")

Zillow.com is a good source your self research but do not solely depend on Zillow because some numbers are vague but you can find almost everything on that website.

I would also be sure they have their NAID# so you can make offers on HUD properties - this is one of my better sources of inventory.I hope that helps.

I qualify unmarried couples based solely on the person with the most income.

I live in the Winter Garden area and have a reliable source of transportation.

The BP forums and blogs have been my main source of information as a fresh face in REI as well, but it's sometimes difficult to get relevant Canadian information surrounding Tax and Legal content.

Also that many times folks owe a lot more to a lot more people than is immediately apparent or than they disclose.Also I hope that your relative doesn't know that 1) you have all of the money available to help them, and 2) that it is in your sole control.

It is solely there to protect your assets if and when a lawsuit reaches your desk.

I would recommend reading Ken McElroy's ABCs of Real Estate Investing as will as Wheelbarrow Profits by @Gino BarbaroI have read both of these and they are great sources of foundational information about MF investing.

Your profession should be the source of all the private money you will need.