They kept everything digital which I liked and quickly sent a courier for any physical papers.

@Nathaniel M Cooper Yes, you are correct: When the physical address is the post office, it's a PO box.

Water is the only exception I make since you have to actually go to the local water company and physically sign and pay a fee by check, no online. 

If they want to physically complete the subdivision they have several additional steps to complete...and maybe they're working towards them, but that's not what their listing says and I don't see an in process project on the City's permitting portal.

You don't physically put a number on the risk involved with taking out loans.

Mental illness is a disease, it can be cause by biological issues or physical trauma.

I feel the 3 most important things to consider when choosing a real estate "school" areCourse materials- you want as much physical material as possible (books, cd's, packets, practice tests, online tests , etc. 

Look at distressed property, either financially or physically, and make an offer that would make most people cry.  

Instead of using a "Zestimate" for a rough idea on what a house is potentially worth, I suggest looking at nearby houses sold that are similar to your subject property as that is better physical evidence of what the market is willing to pay for homes like yours--just make sure they are not too far apart (I would suggest to try and stay as close as 0.5 walking miles in urban areas and suburban and rural areas depend more on the town you are trying to rehab in.

(this is the strategy i am using... rapidly developing track record in both physical world and virtual world..... and rapidly explain how I am developing this track record.. but not really taking massive action.. in developing this track record.. but rather pivoting myself gradually towards major action...)However... before working with investors and possibly syndicating the deal... myself... i wanted to explore the feasible paths other folks took.. who already succeeded in syndicating their first deal.....Any help would be greatly appreciated...