If you are looking to make this exchange soon I would start vetting QI's and make sure to provide them with this info up-front. 

I'm still learning and developing as I go but here are some important insights that I can share with people that are just starting up:- When you hear that REI is overwhelming to start, believe that.

It seems that this is a great way to get started in real estate (Jay, I know that's one of the ways you got started), but it doesn't seem as easy to find info on comps and data for raw land as it does for houses, multifamily, townhomes, etc. 

To someone vetted started without a lot of savings this could be a chance to go bankrupt without a very big payoff. 

They are a great place to start.4.

In my expierence that is all going to need to start with a well crafted chart of accounts. 

So if you finish a basement in an older home and you don't go through proper steps of waterproofing, you will start to accumulate moisture, have water in basement after every storm, mold etc.2.

It won't show all that are able to be assumed, only if the agent puts it in the listing description, but it's a place to start.  

Here's a good rundown of how to do it: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/guide-starting-llc

i just started in philly. i think its a good location