@Daniel HanStep 1: use the BP search function to find the million other threads that ask this exact same question Step 2: Realize the BP search function isn’t the best and switch to google and repeat step 1.Step 3: realize this question is highly personal and depending on your personal goals, risk tolerances etcStep 4: don’t advertise on a public forum how much money you have Step 5: Profit.

If the document is online it is in the public domain.

I would look into investing in publicly traded REIT’s if I were you.

No....contracts are not recorded/public record.  

You can do this with public sites and searching property records.

Public notice from county.

I am currently going through the same process with 5 adjoining lots hopefully in the end I will have a 45,000 square-foot piece of land, jogging distance from the ocean. all in all, it should probably take about a year and a half to acquire each lot as I am not going through the process on all of them at one time hoping that I have a better chance of acquiring it piece by piece. if someone were to outbid me at the public auction I would lose the property but get my money back

Or is to far out there and to far from public transport (15 minute walk to metro).

after a google search he was sued as shown below.https://www.pacermonitor.com/public/case/24449702/Red_Crown_Credit_Union_v_Tamer_et_alThank you both for your input.  

In this area the public schools are not great but many residents use private or charter schools, and many residents are young professionals, having fun with city living before having children.However, that said, the maintenance can be very costly unless you purchase a home that was already completely gutted/re-habbed.Am I using the property classification incorrectly?