@Kelvin Ng Depending on the deal, my feeling is the liability is limited as the Noteholder. 

To give an idea of the market here are some examples of recently sold and active coastal vacation rentals and their current and projected production: - Oceanview 4/3 SFR. 

I have limited space to grow at my current location so I would like little bigger space (3000 sq ft ) foe me as well as 3000 sq ft space to rent someone. 

If you are averse to risk, then actively investing in real estate may not be a good idea because it has risks and is frustrating.

Hey bigger pockets, I was just wondering what some older more experienced real estate investors thought about the idea of buying tax deeds.

The small caucus that gathered at our inaugural annual conference shared ideas to bring the profession into the mainstream and safeguard its position in the larger finance market.Perhaps the most crucial idea to come out of that conference was the need for a new term to define their vision for the industry and its future: not “hard money” and “hard money lenders” but “private money” and “private lenders.”

Any other ideas or suggestions?

My primary home has a limited upside (after all, it's a TH), and we don't see the rent outgrow the mortgage payments in 2-4 years (it's ~$4600 vs $7500 now).

Some title companies will close assignments, but have a limit on the fees they will pay out.

Yah, we are working on that but the main idea is how to remove the oil rights and split the parcel off and conceal the pump jack so there is no impact is mainly what I'm talking about. not setbacks, etc. it's more about investor and purchaser comfort with that being nearby.