@Tyler McConnell also if you haven't discovered the BP podcasts yet, check them out, there are 300+ episodes of great content.

It wasn't until about a year after that when I discovered the BiggerPockets community, which really got me thinking about real estate investing.

I discovered BiggerPockets looking for sites where I could network with investors to begin hunting down deals.

All three of those possibilities have to be evaluated based on specific facts that you discover.

(These land contracts/leases/lease with options are typically done without the involvement of a title company which would discover these issues on behalf of the buyer.)To avoid future issues (and accusations about your intent), at the very least, if you're going to do these types of deals, I recommend following a best practice of:Qualifying the buyer using Dodd-Frank rules.Disclosing back taxes/utility bills to the buyer.Disclosing any known outstanding municipal notices/condemnations and where the buyer can find out how to get the property back into compliance.Using documents/contracts written for use in Michigan.Record the land contract/lease/lease with option.

For instance, the thought of landlording seemed impossible to me, but I've discovered that having good systems in place makes it way easier.

I just discovered them this week, and have been exploring their features ever since.

Just discovered this way of making money (I know right, was my head stuck in the sand or what). 

.), which is actually where I discovered Vectra in the first place. 

If you think you will go FHA and then Quit Claim the property, to a LLC you run the risk of the lender discovering a Title Transfer and activating the Promissory Note's Acceleration Clause that will call the Note due in 'x' number of days.