I am likely overthinking this as Bob P. mentioned, however I am trying to be as informed as possible before finalizing our decision. 

There are raw landing investing courses and groups available filled with practical information from people who are making miloneyninvesting in raw land.

We had tenants renting for 4yrs, when we got to the property after they moved out we noticed a large oil-stain in the driveway as well as various other smaller oil stains in the driveway.

Well, a foreclosure does not evict someone living there, you need to evict them.So in most cases you start the eviction.

They can guide you through the process and hook you up with reliable lenders who've done this before.The key is having a solid grasp of the portfolio's financials, a clear plan for the properties, and a team of pros to help you navigate the financing side.

Hi Lance,Based on your query and the information provided, here's some guidance on renting out a primary residence and an ADU in Georgia:Legality and Zoning: ADUs are legal in many parts of Georgia, but regulations vary by location.

A title search will reveal these as well as judgments. 

So far I would say it has been a good investment but I don't really know how big I can scale it or how long it will take.At the same time, if there's a big investor looking for someone to help manage their portfolio in NYC or Long Island I would be open to jump on board so I can learn as well.

I am able to finish the project using cash as well, no loans needed so far that I can see.

Maybe later on it will be, However, I don't foresee it in the near future.If you are in Pueblo, or need to speak to someone that is well connected with the city check out MATT & JENNY SMITH from WAKE UP PUEBLO.