I’m an 18 year old wholesaler with a team of builders on stand by for any build necessary as well as a piece of land.

You will probably have to write your own thoughts on a piece of paper as well as the pros and cons of both scenarios.

@Brock Fica Best piece of advice I wish I would have recieved when I was your age: use your VA loan to buy a house with zero money out of pocket and then rent out all of the other rooms and/or units (you can buy up to a 4-plex if you can qualify) to your buddies, which will basically provide you with free housing and probably make some money along the way.

Basically a cloud of title is a publicly recorded piece of paper saying that you have a contractual right to buy the property and you are putting a lien for $X against the property because of their default on that contract.When a title agent or attorney pulls the title, they will find the cloud and for title insurance to be issued they will have to get you to sign off on it.

Rich, That's a great piece of advice, thanks for sharing.

I am in my first year of buy/hold investing, and I have seven doors in the metro region.Three pieces of advice for you as you begin your journey:1) Get into the BP Podcast.

My question is, is there a simpler way to separate the 1st and last names other than selecting, deleting, copying and pasting and is it more beneficial to include the other individuals name on the mailing piece as well?

What I would like to post again, which will help new landlords understand the nature of this business, is a piece I wrote many years ago, called the Tenant Phase.  

One 4 X 8 piece contained the problem, but the next one would not (in some homes).

A truly landlocked piece of property has MUCH less value than the same piece of land with access.Now, adverse possession may come into play.