There are a ton of different real estate strategies out there and I am currently trying to navigate through them.

You are missing out one of the R's :)Bank owned and short-sales can be tricky to navigate.

This is far better than a spreadsheet because it allows the builder to navigate multiple tasks at the same time, and it has a good phone app.

Still trying to figure out how to navigate this site/community. 

In addition to the above advice...Hire a real estate attorney to navigate the legal approval process. 

A real estate agent can help you navigate these legal aspects, ensuring that your interests are protected throughout the process.

You'll want to work with people who have investment properties themselves to help you navigate the process.It sounds like your mindset is in the right place.

Many Thanks Trevor & Christopher,Thanks for advice on being genuine - a reminder that business is about offering a service, not about capitalizing on a niche.Square Page looks stunning, classy, uptown and low cost - and looks like a great site for listing properties & for blogs.I like your webpage Christopher - very clean, functional, easy to navigate & professional.  

It is all pretty easy to navigate and find your way around.Let us know if we can direct you in any way.

We take a conservative approach to navigating the IRS rules.Without going too much into detail, you have to treat the project as a joint venture from the get go, not start with one party and then bring in funds from the other party when you run out of funds.