If you are scared in any way about putting money down in any type of investing like purchasing tax liens when your not sure what your doing, you will freeze.

Person purchased a neglected facility using hard money.

I'm looking to invest in self-storage in the smaller cities and towns surrounding the Twin Cities area and am debating between two options: buying land and building a new facility or purchasing an existing one.

Lastly, the price is super cheap and you can still buy positive cash flowing rentals for 120-180k purchase price!

And I'm not at the point where I want to purchase say 5-10 units yet. 

In other words, you rollover traditional IRA funds into your solo 401K (which is allowed) and then use debt to help purchase a property.

Here’s how the contract and assignment process typically works in wholesaling:Contract with Seller:You start by negotiating and signing a purchase agreement (contract) with the seller of the mobile home.

I have not purchased this course but want to know if this is legitThank you,I look forward to learning everything I can in the investment world

It’s part of the agent's duties to make this clear in the purchase agreement or the buyer's brokerage agreement.Clarification: The broker you met with was likely emphasizing that, according to the letter of the law or the standard contract language, the buyer is technically responsible for their agent's commission.

If you're living in it, even though you're purchasing for the investment, it's considered owner occupied.