University classes aren't really an option, I don't find myself as motived when I am being taught in a class, I'd rather learn on my own via experienced investors and through trial and error...don't get me wrong though I love learning just not in school format.I have a general idea of the various types of investors, the passive rent based person then you have the flipper, the developer and finally the investor who's strategy incorporates both rental, flipping and development.

But in any purchase agreement, there is a due diligence period where you can review any aspects of the property, from physical to financial and so on.

I thought that I'll have 2 for buyers and 2 for sellers, and I'll incorporate both in one website.

Insurance may be another issue with a CFD, look into lien holder coverage and additional insured to avoid two policies with you agent.Lastly, the standard deed in escrow with a quit claim deed can now be a problem, ask your attorney to address the issue as the seller is limited in recourse of default, so you should really agree to a non-judicial process if that is done in your area, incorporating terms of a deed of trust.

I am looking to network with individuals and create long-term mutually beneficial business relationships.Other than that I enjoy physical activities, the outdoors, all things aviation, travel and working with my Border Collie, Sally.

I believe if you register you can play the online version for free here:http://www.richdad.com/apps-games/cashflow-classic.aspxHaven't played the physical board game but the online version is pretty fun (and free) and keeps score for you automatically.

The "deed" is recorded in the county offices, it's not like a car where you need a physical "title" you keep in a file.

@Juan Silva  it's just too far away physically for me.  

Investing out of state has it's challenges.First, getting your investors to go with you (not physically but financially) was a real challenge at first.

FYI - It is also extremely unlikely ( I have never heard of it) that a toilet can leak via a crack in the porcelain and not put water on the floor so you would know if the porcelain is physically cracked.