Anything else goes... as long as it's legal, and real estate related. ;)Excited to hear what everyone comes up with! 

Once you are permitted to live off base that would be my first approach to real estate investing.

Business license, permits, random traffic, neighbor complaints, grease fire risk....and the list goes on.Send them a cease letter (in AZ it is called a cure notice) to correct the violation. 

You will also not be in a legal positon until the time that the tennat fails to pay you rent owed.

what about, I am not legally able to disclose that information.

I put the few questions in parentheses.Thank you,TonyPlan:possibly start out with small, unimproved/vanant land1)Find buyers and make a buyers list--Market your wholesaling business---Using bandit signs "I sell houses dirt cheap"---Business cards---Internet---Real estate meet-ups2)Find a lawyer that can help make a contract--due diligence clause--option agreement--allow both parties to know who you are representing to avoid legal disputes (buyer & seller)3)Find my target area where I will do my house searching--Using the County Appraisal District4)Find distressed properties--Tall grass--Piled up mail--Boarded up windows--Take a pen & paper, take notes and pictures of the property5)Create an excel spreadsheet of the property--Owner-occupied?

Thanks @Alex Deacon, that’s why I want to know what a partnership looks like legally prior to going into it, so I can prep them for the duties and risks prior to even starting to make sure we’re all on the same page.

Aside from financing (my own primarily, but also potential partners/investors), I have a legal background and other value-added skills to bring to the table in any deal(s).Looking forward to continuing my learning and building lucrative relationships with many of you!

Personally, i would not be willing to got to that extreme for several reasons. 1- dealing with the city, inspections/permits, and contractors you're talking about serious renovation.2- is the RETURN worth the investment?

You can also partner with others ... and might require some legal structure around it.