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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I buy a plot of land?
I own a 4 unit right beside a mixed zoning plot of land that measures 145 x 95 Imperial with a proposed plan of an 8 unit building. (6 residential, plus 2 commercial spaces on the ground floor)...
I wonder if I should buy it and try to find a developer to go in with me. I bring the land and management experience and they bring the developing experience.
My gut feeling is that I'm too early into the game to do this, I should have larger savings account for something like this, but I figured this community might have some good ideas of what to do.