I always want to own the land, because that is where true value is stored. 

I'm asking because the price looks almost too good to be true.  

If so, it's true seller financing in that you take title at closing, the seller places a lien on the property for security, and you make payments to the seller. 

Responses from your searches start guiding you in a direction and you guide back.Keep stopping to remember your goal so you can decide why something is a good idea or not.Your Goals/Capabilities Aren't the Same as OthersThis could never be more true but also more in depth than obvious.Every time you set out to do something, anything, everyone and anyone will have an opinion.I'm not talking about right or wrong, I'm talking about preference.Just because your friend or family member has had an awful experience in the same pursuit as you, actually doesn't mean much to your experience.

Louisville has all those distilleries and is a true blast, prob would work well for you.

You see there is a multitude of types of contractors—therefore, when you are soliciting contractors, it’s important you understand these different types and what they specialize in so you can get started in the right direction.For example, when you are looking for a doctor, you would narrow that search down to a specialty, like a cardiologist, general practitioner, or orthopedist.The same holds true when you are looking for a contractor.

I am a total newbie into the real estate investment world, but my passion for it has been growing over the last several years.

Is it true that when you do the 1031exchange and you do not spend all the money on the next purchase that that money will get taxed as capitol gains.

You need to network with the wholesalers, but you also have to know repair costs and the true ARV because if you send one bad deal to a savvy investor, you are done.

True, however when your starting to look out of your area where do you start your research ?