@Doni Healy,The Small Business Administration (SBA) has many articles on their website and also have very economical seminars in cities across the country.

You should only consider legal advice that is provided by an attorney you hire.Seeking advice from an attorney in the area where the property is located can be a wise and very economical decision considering the alternative.

As for my experience, I used to work for a commercial real estate development firm in NJ for a couple of years while I was in college - this was right before the financial crisis.

Three things you need to be aware of are: 1) the redemption period; 2) how to terminate a contract for deed; and 3) the proper construction for the legal agreements to comply with federal and the state laws where the property is located.Seeking advice from an attorney in the area where the property is located can be a wise and very economical decision considering the alternative.

Check their online articles searching for crime, economic development, job growth, infrastructure improvements, the location and property.

Any other legal advice is ILLEGAL and may be very incorrect.Seeking advice from an attorney in the area where the property is located can be a wise and very economical decision considering the alternative.

In economics times like this, it's tough for many people finacially.

That way the owner monitors and follows up on the crisis and hopefully prevents it happening again. 

From afar, the lot rent is very economical.

Many local colleges offer Continuing Education courses that are very economical and great.Until your are very good at taking photographs and then working with them in Photoshop, I would highly recommend hiring a professional.