DON'T WORRY ABOUT MONEY. i repeat DON'T WORRY ABOUT MONEY. focus on finding deals. when you can find deals money finds you. all you have to do is stand up at an investor meeting and say "i have a deal with $30k in equity etc... and i'm looking for a partner." someone's gonna approach you and want more info. 5. let everyone know you're interested in real estate. you'd be surprised who may be involved in your sphere that you never even knew. it could be a coworker with a few rentals or someone you see at the gym weekly etc.6.

Are you involving a land trust too?

BTW, I live in a town of about 5,000 and there are two other towns of similar size within a 5 mile radius and another about 15 miles away.Meantime get your credit squared away and build your cash!

That leaves you room for error and room for a quick sale in case something unforseen happens.Fourth, make sure you have everybody involved to get the deal done correctly.

That would be like having used car dealers make there own rules when it comes to inspecting cars that they sell.Acutally, it's not a conflict of interest at all.Think about this for a moment:You have a project that involves community growth and expansion.

Has anyone ever purchased a property then come to relize that there is alot more work that is involved?

Thanks for getting involved and introducing yourself.

Solicitations are not acceptable, except in the classifieds area, and there are rules for posting there.Just create a sig with a link to your site, and get involved.

I have put a lot of transactions together where the note seller walked with a lot more than 70% of the current UPB but, then again, I have been involved in transactions where the sellers have taken a lot less.

I'm looking to do some real estate investments that do not involve tenants, and was wondering if it's worthwhile at all to look at buying and holding land?