Lastly, I like greenfield, close to the waterfront, and the new hazelwood green is going in.

If this was you what T's do you need to cross and I's you need to dot.

I have some in my office from 1975, pea green, that hasn't had a wax/buff job in 15 years that still looks serviceable - not shiny, but all in one piece.

I was born early 80s and have some comfort with green screen computers...Well, if my the screening agency ever delays the research process for any reason in the future, I know where to go for some of the tenant research.Thanks!!!

So I came a cross a listing for a golf course in my area for sale, although I would like to purchase this my self  I know I have no funding to make this happen, I would have to wholesale this to another investor and this leads me to my questions.Are golf courses a good real estate investment?

I am now past ready to cross pollinate resources to the creative side of Real Estate Investing. 

Fingers crossed, but my first deal should be closing this November. 

When the I's are dotted and T's are crossed, it generally goes much more smoothly. 

Here is a link to the show https://wcpn.ideastream.org/programs/sound-of-ideas/american-red-cross-hero-awards-evictions-landlords-perspective

Kreg makes a $30 forstner jig to accomplish this- Clean/degrease with Simple Green/similar, sand with 120 grit, prime with an oil based primer (Kilz or Zinnser), paint with a water based (BM Advanced Paint), Apply poly (optional, may depend on your color)