So this starts to get into higher level investing and strategies.

If that property passes a rigorous due diligence process and you choose to pursue it, I think, as a new investor, your best strategy is to figure out if it would be possible to buy the 2 acres with the duplexes and sell the other 8 acres.You can get up to speed on handling those or hire a PM a whole lot faster than you can figure out how to develop raw land. 

There are five different certifications in Hardware and networking courses such as: Entry, Associate, Professional, Expert and the Architect level.

I don't know if you own any other businesses that have employees, but if yiu don't have any W2's then this setup would even open the door for you to setup a solo 401k... great way to take your earnings to another level- tax deferred... 

I should add that one of the tenants took it upon himself to call the painting firm engaged by the condominium corporation and to level these accusations to the owner.

I don't think at your level of flipping it is wise to go all in.

@Aaron Mazzrillo you can't assume that everyone wants the same goals that you do or the same level of involvement.  

I'm glad to hear it goes faster after your first property.  

I am hoping to develop a faster and bigger strategy some day.

And my level of patience differs.