After a couple of analysis in one area, I often jump to another area completely different area then start feeling like I can't find anything.These are cities that caught my attention since digesting all these real estate investment content.North Carolina: Raleigh-Durham, Charlotte, High Point1.

An acquaintance of mine owns a 130 acre tract of land with 17 acres of highland appraised for a little over $1M on Crystal beach near Houston.

In both of those situation the land remained whole as one tract essentially owned by the condo association (HOA) while the individual units were sold to individual owners. 

This includes some basic property upkeep such as 2x year gutter cleaning, lawn maintenance, and some other things that I can't remember right now (I will probably come back and update this after I digest the information packets they sent me after our meeting).

I don't buy large tracts of land.

I have done a couple of flips and currently own a single-family rental as well as a commercial tract that I am developing.Now that I have finlly introduced myself I look forward to getting to know more of you.Nick

The land total is .8 acres and I've subdivided it for a total of three tracts.

Some of the types of products I am seeing labeled as build for rent include elements of the following or these developments are currently incorporating product labeled BFR: Suburban tract built home communities attached and detached townhome communitiesmaster planned communitiesmixed use communities cottage style home communities urban infill communitiespatio style home communitiesnew modernism and new urbanism neighborhoodsstick built small home communities horizontal apartment home communities with greater green space and more community programmingLet's catch up at some point to discuss further.

I've recently taken on a project to build three SFRs on adjacent tracts of land.

That however is rarely the case unless you are a tract builder and I rarely see the quality of those homes close to what a custom builder will provide you.