We have decent credit, plenty of ambition, and really don't like our day jobs, but we don't have the cash to get us started.

I'm fairly new to the real estate world with little experience across multiple areas.

My strategy right now is to sell the land to a real estate developer to develop the home at a steep discount ($150,000) but make a claim on the stake of the overall project to get my remaining money back, plus the profit of the build. 

The judgment is on their credit report, but you'll never see the money.

Paying $40,000 for “mentorship’s” which teach you nothing about real estate principles, real estate finance, or real estate law3.

Hi Dani,When it comes to using a VA loan (Veterans Affairs loan) for real estate and the possibility of transferring it to a Limited Liability Company (LLC), there are several important considerations:Loan Transfer Restrictions: VA loans are personal loans guaranteed by the U.S.

After a couple deals under belt, then take out a massive line of credit and grow fast with the all-in volume game. 

But no one that stupid is going to ever get to the point where they are entertaining a 100-unit, so there's no point in trying to market to that person, they don't really exist at that scale (and, to they extent that they do, they aren't falling for real estate scams, they are falling for crypto/nft/blockchain/ai [+ next years buzzword, whatever that is] type scams). 

If I become a part-time real estate agent and have no other W-2 job, would I be able to qualify for real estate professional status?

Before proceeding you should become familiar with commercial real estate.A Quad is valued the same way as single family, using the comparative market analysis approach.