Agreed, that and learning 2-5 different markets with all of the intricacies & nuances..that's a lot of work for a beginner.

I’m not super educated on the intricacies of land leases but read up on them and see if you can figure out a work around.Second, private or hard money may be an option as long as their terms are less than the remaining land lease.

I like Ukrainian village but looks like in general is too expensive and lower probability to cashflowWhat are some of the intricacies from the Chicago market that makes it unique from other major metropolitan areas?

Hi,I am looking for a property management in Cleveland metro who understands the intricacies of working with an out-of-state investor.

It is very important to understand the intricacies f your state. often the county website will have good information about tax sales but it can be hard to find.I took a tax sale attorney out for breakfast and got an hour or so worth of legal advice for the cost of a meal.

However, I'm still very much learning the intricacies of renting and managing a property in a military town.I'm happy to buy you lunch sometime soon!

Thank you,RamiThere are so many different intricacies of D.C. right now from tenant laws to which neighborhood’s are getting worse vs stable, I’d probably look for a rental In D.C. in the Riggs park area, I’d also strongly consider the D.C. suburbs if you want something more stable, if you want more risk/reward the formerly gentrifing areas of the city, like petworth, Columbia heights, Brentwood & the H st corridor have some potential upside if you believe in the city but also substantial downside, so I’d definitely decide what your goals/risk tolerance is. 

If they were not notified of the foreclosure sale, then their lien is not wiped out.There's probably a thread here on BP that goes over all the intricacies of buying at foreclosure auctions.But back to Huggy Baird's point regarding whether or not he should buy title insurance after making his purchase: Even if a junior lienholder was not notified of the sale (and their lien is still in place), buying a title policy will not make the lien go away.

Then invested with someone who already had some experience to try and learn the intricacies.

I am only 30 and I have plenty of time to get stuck in and learn the intricacies of property investment.