The problem is that in most cases comps could be interpreted both ways, supporting the price and invalidating the price.Comparable sales are always the most accurate way of determining fair market value, but when you are picking two or three out of a hundred to compare the subject property to, discretion comes into play, and with it human error.

Make sure all utilites are taken care of and that the mail is forwarded to the new address or held for pick up.

You can do your 1031 (talk to your CPA) and pick up a property but not the hands-on work.

By the way this is primo land if developed, and utilities and septic is in, but we can't do it.

It has been a while since this topic has been addressed, does anyone know the actual costs associated with metering individual utilities in a multi unit property?

I'm sure you'll pick up tons of great info here to help you out!

He asked if I was going down to the local "worker gathering spot" to pick up some laborers.

Land is always a great pick if wanting mid-term to long-term wealth especially working as a developer or with a developer or investing within developing company.

So you can pick any name so long as it is legal in your state (sorry for the BS answer but it's true).

We are confused to continue to sell of wait for market to pick up in a few years...