But you know enough to be able to fill in the blanks and get close... public records, utility companies, visiting with residents, walking the park and networking with other park owners. 

I achieved this by obtaining my license, which allowed me to broker deals until I saved enough money to purchase another property.Furthermore, you may want to partner with others.

@Adolphus Fletcher - If you're main goal is to build business credit there are different avenues to do so including: obtaining and unsecured line of credit for the business, applying for a business credit card, applying for business accounts such as Home Depot/Lowes, etc...

The solution for this is always foreclosure, and the resulting inability of the investor to obtain financing at reasonable rates in the foreseeable future.  

If any broker has advice on how I can obtain sponsorship in DFW while working part-time (I already work full-time), I'd appreciate it!

Community farms, public land trusts, tiny house, ... requires a lot of creativity and isn't what should be purchased at tax sale until you're sure.

Though the public couldn’t get close, several news outlets shared footage, with drone shots and fireworks lighting up the scene.

The lender of course required this for financing and the seller, out of ignorance I assume, refused to obtain a written notice from the cell tower company. (2) The cell tower was not paying monthly rent but rather paid an upfront payment of $75k for the 41 years remaining on the lease term.

Do you plan to obtain all necessary permits and licenses for future work that’s required?

Can you think of any other asset class that can obtain infinite return from appreciation?