Here is another blurb"Buying a note that you know to be delinquent usually disqualifies you from being a holder-in-due-course which puts you under some severe legal exposure."

Get some exposure in the industry now so you can shape what YOUR goals are then get on the path that leads to them.Please don't hesitate to message me, I'm only a few years out of school so I understand your perspective.

You may have some real exposure if there was/is a lease and the city won't allow you to use the place as a residence.  

Some areas are in a flood zone, some will have more hail exposure than others.

It's free to join and attend.If you're just starting out, I would go to both each month to double your exposure to people and topics related to real estate investing.

@Tyler Martin, personally I would only consider it once you've accumulated a decent amount of assets and therefore exposure.  

Do anything you can to shorten your exposure. 

Real estate became an interest of mine during college when I was working for a student apartment complex and got some exposure to property management.

They can call any agency, list their property, and get wide exposure.

Also, industrial paint still has high lead, see if he goes to playgrounds that may be the exposure source.