Hopefully they will be smart enough to keep building on it.

What if you required special access due to some accident and retro-fitted the entire house for wheelchair access?

Maybe you could get work with someone who is doing fix and flips and learn that side of the business, possibly start doing some project management for them or partnering on deals after you had developed that relationship and proved your reliability and smarts.

Such a smart and simple idea; exactly what I needed today.

My question to you, what is the best way to use these notes and is it smart to obtain multiple notes on 1 property to acquire multiple properties?

Welcome @Inesa Tomaszewski you've made a very smart move reaching out to the bigger pockets community.

More often than not your success will hinge more on the deals you were smart enough to stay away from.

Instead of buying two properties you could be cash flowing on several as long as you do your due diligence and buy smart.

Hi guys, my name is Ben and I am a 31 year old business owner in Chicagoland who is looking to invest the money I make in my business into something that will build residual wealth over time–namely, real estate.My wife's father has been rehabbing houses for flipping, as well as hold/renting properties all over Chicago and Colorado, but has a really old-school way of doing it which is prone to issues.I am looking to learn how to do it in today's market and how to be smart from the get-go so I can avoid common newbie mistakes and prevent as much headache and losing money on bad deals as possible.Looking forward to getting to know everyone!

Big money isn't always smart money.