Just doing the math will really give you a better picture of what's really involved.  

@Daniel HernandezAre you involved with the actual building or do you have people you contract that work out to?

I searched high and low about the tactical steps involved in doing a “subject to” deal and it took a while to learn and document the steps.

Your greatest risk is getting involved in hard money.

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New to Real Estate investing, although have always wanted to get involved in some capacity but now am serious about truly getting started.  

One of the best way to get involved is through these meetings.  

Hi @Muhammad Ahmad, Glad to have you on BP and that you're willing to get involved in REI.

If you are looking to jump in right away, this option can afford you the opportunity to get involved relatively quickly.

Those would likely be expensive to fix because they often involve digging up the ground.