He just wants to get rid of it and purchase a property in a better area that has less risk.The area (within a 10-15 mile radius) is about to get a boost - a lot of mixed-use developments (similar to developments that are already thriving in the city) because the market it so hot right now. 

My objective is to take these contracts and flip them to a developer.

I have a strong preference for something less, so I can develop my renovation chops. 

Just trying to start my career with a solid foundation, and develop a long (and hopefully successful relationship).Any suggestions?

I'm trying to err on the conservative side since I'm a newbie to rentals and haven't yet developed the intuition for maintenance and repair costs but I'm trying not to be so conservative that my numbers shut out potential deals. 

It's a racket that I think core logic developed to charge lenders.

I went to high school, got my diploma also a did running start and got my AA.Then, I went and pursued starting my Bachelors in Software development and gaming development.I am about 1/3 of the way through it right now and have about two more years left to finish it.

One day it was notes, then MHP, then MF, then developing a vacant lot I own, then SFR because that's my local market, then......... you get the idea.

I could see more landlords getting fed up and decide to redevelop their property into condos or townhomes if they can or sell to a developer .

There are so many avenues in real estate I don't know where to start.I am interested in development and multifamily.If you could please leave suggestions and positions I can look into to gain better perspective.All insight and feedbacks are appreciated.