Once you have those things then raising money becomes very possible.If you are in the beginning stages then you're best and probably only bet to raise money would be from family or close friends.

This one is going to be pretty involved and it's out of town. 

Obviously this involves legal matter, so read the above with that in mind. 

When you are doing these kinds of transaction, its best to get professional involved. good luck.  

Anything involving land deals can take a ton of time for the developer to sign off on. 

I bet that would get some people thinking. 

Find each of the taxing authorities involved and what you would pay on a $800k property.

Don't try to make it any more involved than what's described here.

But I doubt this is the case from the sounds of it.I have purchased properties before where there were incredibly complex title searches, where multiple estates were involved, heirs died without a will, hand written deeds in the chain with incorrect or incomplete legal descriptions, etc. - and in instances like these, I've paid the closing attorney upwards of $1k - $2k just for his fee alone.

I've listened to BP for a few months and figure it's time to be actively involved in my success.