Eventually I'll be an actual developer, demolishing vacant structures and building amenities to improve local communities.My immediate goal is just to start and I'm so excited to finally post my first post and introduce myself.

With no bills to pay, I am willing to pour every coin I have into my investing adventure (Including my eventual cash flow).

After you live in the property for 1 year, you may rent out your unit as well to tenants and have the entire multi-unit building rented out eventually.

Does anyone know what a trend/time table of those areas being built and will it eventually be a good location for rental properties?

So Should I wait on the car or just buy my dream car and eventually invest.Thanks!

We eventually bought out 2 of the guys. 

Eventually you're going to end up 1. in court 2. having your reputation as an investor trashed when a seller feels taken advantage of 3. being contacted by your state RE commission for brokering without a license. 

I usually like to pay a 50-100$ fee for the bid depending on size of the home.Then I attach their bid to my presentation, an investor will likely use them for the job eventually. 

I agree with @Kyle A. though, forget about the cars and focus on what will eventually pay for the car.

It was a 1031 exchange and our attorney handled it flawlessly, even when a few wrinkles (tenant not leaving when the lease was up, cash for keys, a cleanup holdback at closing that could have triggered capital gains on the holdback amount).It all eventually worked out for our client's benefit and a big part of that was having a staff attorney.