If I have entered into an agreement with an investor that I am searching for a specific criteria property for them, then it is my fiduciary duty to present it to them. 

Attend notary signing (even a fraudulent one) DoneI don't know why you would send a change of address to the court, I'm not aware of any reason they would care where you live.Yes you can get fake ID's to convince a notary your are the same person as the record title is in, but that doesn't make you them.You can convince someone you own the property and get them to enter into a contract to buy it and give it to a settlement agent.You can go to closing, provide the fake ID, have any mortgages and other liens paid off out of the sale proceeds, collect the rest and go on your way.You did not, I repeat did, not steal the title to the property. 

I’m a 1/3 of the way through and already my mind is blown by how many things I did wrong entering into this deal.

The apparent justification for that is you're collecting and holding funds that belong to someone else and you're entering into a contract on behalf of that party - so they want you to be educated in certain aspects of contracts, leases, fair housing, trust accounts, etc...

I'm ready to enter the world of investing and met with a contractor today who offered to be the project manager for my first fix and flip.

I truly see this as a "new norm" in the truest economic sense, which means under a free market system 1) it will require a time of resource supply coming amply available 2) new servicers enter of existing servicers in a fight for market share make an incremental discount on prevailing margins, where ample margins exist 3) time, lot's of time for this cycle to slowly incrementally play out until prices come down to a "market" sustained rate that margins don't have that "play" to cut additionally, and we achieve equilibrium. 

You will enter into a contract with the Housing Authority.  

Does anyone have any experience with doing this strategy to enter real estate?

Hello BP,My name is Pushkar and I am currently living in Los Angeles. I am a recent MBA graduate and my day job is in technology product management. While I was a student, I became really interested in real estate bas...

@Seth Thomas Carpenter I love your enthusiasm, but last time I checked you needed to be 18 years old to enter into a valid contract.