I'm also an investor myself and have successfully done 3 varying deals (wholesale, renovation, buy and hold).

I don't have a cma or anyone of the sort to ask or draw out a contract and wanted to know how can I draw out my own contract and what validates the contract to hold up if action is to be taken against the contract?

You dont make as much monthly for cash flow, but if you are holding for the long term, it has historically gone up.

Trends in demographics and technology are undermining traditional holdings such as hotels, office buildings and residential properties, Barrack said in an interview at Bloomberg’s Los Angeles office.

Do you know if I can use the same Title company that I am using to close the sale in Michigan to hold my money?

GR's are not as popular as they use to be - Baltimore has changed the rules - guess what - if you don't pay the ground rent they can sue you only for 3 years back payments - it use to be that the GR hold could get your house.What's good about GR's?

Is it best to hold onto it and rent it out when it's no longer the best place for me to live?

Whilst I'm super interested in partaking in both flip and buy and hold over the next few years, I must admit, as a newbie I'm often left with a head spin trying to collate the relevant info regarding borrowing options, investing options and all the in between jargon.

Based on what I've learned so far, buy and hold and even finding turnkey rentals is probably the right match for my goals?

I am an Accounting major with 3 semesters left at UVU, I have many cousins, Aunts/Uncles, grand parents, and parents who all do real estate (mostly buy and hold in Provo/Orem).