Practice running analysis on potential properties to the point where you can do them in your head.

And signing contracts without the ability to close is practiced everyday.

We're in CO so this may not apply but in case someone from CO looks for this, they'll have it:I’ve not had that issue come up in my practice, but recalled seeing the following discussion on the Bar Association discussion forum:Dear list-mates,I just trying to remember the details of service animal vs. an emotional support animal for a rental housing situation in which a LL does not allow pets.

As I transition from my current professional practice and educational background of architecture into real estate, I'm considering to add to my knowledge base with a few online courses. 

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

It is not practical to do your own title work. 

I am OBSESSED with analyzing deals (I look at least a few per day just for practice) and am pretty quick at being able to see what deals are good and which need to be negotiated further to become good. 

NJ requires the properties to be elevated prior to occupancy which is not practical. 

It is the step that protects you against fraud and other fraudulent practices, like one of my mentors will say “ensure to check all checkable “.Your Realtor and your lawyer should be able to assist greatly in this as this is why you are paying them, they should help you verify the tittles on the land, ascertain the real owners from both the land registry and the traditional registry and ensure you are not buying government land or land in dispute.(9)TAKE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION:- Always insist on taking immediatepossessionof your propertythat’s why I always advocate for people to buy from real estate companies doing immediate allocation., insist on collecting all your documents immediately so as to forestall falling prey to confidence trickstersCONCLUSSIONJust take action today, Contact a realtor and kick start Investment in landed property.

I think it's a better business practice for me to find and repair small leaks myself, rather than jousting in court over who's responsible for the damage the big leak caused.