Is there a way to insure that the original owner will not pocket the monthly payment I make leading to foreclosure of the property?

I wish I was able to make it to a meet up lead by @Darren Sager; he definitley was one of my favorite podcast guests. 

My "Why" is because I want to continue to be an active mom in my children's lives (more specifically...not to miss school events, milestones, and just spending time with them), to be able to leave something behind for them (and future generations) that they can build on/take over if they want, and to continue to fulfill my wanderlust as much as possible.       

This may not seem like "income producing" activity at the moment, but it's critical for putting yourself in a position to generate revenue.2) Get to know the buyers in your area. 

I have one advice for you: if you have some capital to deploy in marketing activities to get leads and the patience to wait for over a year or even two to make money, then wholesale. 

Using the wholesaling strategy, we are getting solid leads on available houses consistently.

I strongly recommend you don't partner with your builder, as that can lead to more issues than you can imagine.  

Over time real estate can lead to great wealth.

Which made me think of other ways to use real estate to become financially independent, which leads me to my next purchase...I purchased another foreclosure property earlier this that didn't need as much as a rehab as my first and I am now renting that one out.

)Any suggestion would be beneficial... and yes I m a newbie in MF but do have few SFH that are generating cash flow