If you pull money out of one deal and redeploy it, then that money is essentially out of the first deal.

Essentially, yes, at the end of the day.

Check with the county or city where the lot is at, they usually have databases on these systems, even original paperwork going back 30 or more years sometimes.

Sounds like a lawyer drew up paperwork for them but it is very basic. 

I believe rent is a favorite right now because they want to build regulations and programs that favor renters and essentially buy some votes.I don't see Landlords charging ridiculous fees for applications.

Getting your mindset right, setting goals, and creating a strategy are essential first steps to investing in real estate.

I know I'm personally on the fence with it and have essentially concluded that it totally depends on the audience - I've got a lot of friends from my hometown who would call me a self-aggrandizing gloater if I talked about my properties, while the folks I speak to and run with the most these days would be very interested to learn more.

Essentially the only people you'd be dealing with are junkies, druggies, transients, felons, hookers etc.....You may want to re evaluate your business model.

You essentially need to dedicate a majority of your year to real estate related activities.

Present the paperwork in person, opening the conversation in a positive manner.