Trying to understand the specific neighborhood where there might be demand.

I am not sure I quite understand the question.

Any good recommendations for a lawyer who understands real-estate investing and can write up owner-financing contracts?

So when i find a property and get to the inspection part,  i understand they find issues with the house, some which can be minor and others major.

One thing to understand about debt, there is good debt and bad debt.

Hey @David Caddy, I understand your frustration, and that's why I encourage beginners to set realistic expectations from day one.

I will say a market you know and understand. 

It's like buying a suit of armor to bring to a pillow fight.This herd mentality, where everyone blindly follows the latest 'sophisticated' trend without understanding the why and the how, is not just amusing but financially draining.

This might involve a legal action affecting ownership or liens.Given these possibilities, the most common interpretation in the context of property transactions might relate to recording or representation rather than a specific type of transaction like a Quit Claim Deed.To determine if there are liens on the vacant lot you've won, consider the following steps:Title Search: Conduct a comprehensive title search through a title company or a real estate attorney.

Understand Local Regulations: Dont forget to do your research.