If you don't want to do all of the management stuff, you could look into Padsplit, its a model that I don't really care for, but might work for your situation.4.

I'm new to investing but have had great experiences with multiple home purchases and sales for primary residences.

If you are unaware of how to handle this situation, I only have one tip for you.

I’m here seeking out someone to just take me under their wing and help a newbie learn the ropes or just provide some insight into how they would start investing if they were in my situation.Here is a brief idea of what my situation is:I own a home in Northport, Alabama which is about 20 minutes from downtown Tuscaloosa, Alabama - Home to the University of Alabama.

He is an attorney who has helped me with quitclaims and similar situations in the past. 

If someone could help me with my situation of needing to raising capital and how I should go about it I would really appreciate the input. 

One bullet dodged, and a lesson learned -- research more than just the tax situation before bidding.Around this time I also learned that a Tax Deed isn't really a "clear title" for selling the property, because it's very difficult to get title insurance on a tax deed. 

If you cannot qualify with income or credit, there are other options available with niche lenders and hard money lenders for the situation on an investment property.

Ideally, I'm looking for a general contractor or developer willing to engage in a revenue split arrangement or someone interested in a long-term land lease.Does anyone have advice on how to navigate this situation?

My agent has been around for a long time and have done multiple transactions with him as he's an experienced REI.