If you work a full time job and are being charged a reasonable fee it seems like you would be better off letting someone else handle the land lording aspect of your business. 

So that real life experience is defiintely needed.From a social aspect, I was able to learn how to partner with people.

If anyone could help, I’ll greatly appreciate it I’m not too worried about the financing aspect of Real Estate (as I feel like that is the most controlled part of it) so any actionable items/tips for me to start finding and acquiring land/property AS WELL as gather enough information that will make me confident in buying the land.

Hi Erik,Great to see someone in the Orlando area interested in the same aspect(s) of REI as myself.  

I'd look at that aspect.

More or less defined as the time before a formal notice is served to the public.

So I have begun to research and read about different investment oppurtunities and I am hoping to learn the different aspects of the real estate market, both through books and the internet.

I thought about the marketing aspect as well, especially considering Credit Suisse got to administer the first Fannie Mae structured sale, not BOA...and Warren Buffett commented the same day the FMNA sale was announced.

I should add that I got the hardi siding from someone on CL and it ended up being the cheapest aspect of the whole project...

The challenge is that the international banking aspects are so new that it seems HSBC are still working out a lot of kinks in the process.Now that it's setup it's great.