@Patrick L.How'd the quiet title purchase work out?

I have many clients that are busy professional and do not want a time intensive investment.Each investment has it's own pluses and minuses relative to an individuals situation.I would be happy to answer anymore questions.A larger multifamily building can be hands off if you set it up properly.

I wouldn't be afraid to walk away if it doesn't work out in the end and the seller is unwilling to negotiate .

Right now I just want to build my first spec/model home and work out the bugs, get some experience, then either build my second spec home or a clients.

Thinking out loud: There must be a way that would allow me the ability to work out of my home while residing (peacefully) in an HOA?

We all have "learning experiences" where things may not work out exactly as originally planned.

I have just started intense study of real estate and am in the middle of taking 3 real estate/business classes while working full time.

Don’t be afraid to work out deadlines for critical path items and incentivize the deal with the CM.2.If the contractor is more of a carpet, paint, kitchen and bath rehabber then ground up might be a too big of a learning curve to make on your dime.

I've looked into NPN investing a little bit and I'd be interested in finding some local notes where I can work out a deed in lieu/cash for keys agreement with the borrowers....or even just finish the foreclosure.

I have no experience in real estate and would to work out a deal with an experienced investor to mentor while of course getting something out of it for them.