Bryan- do you think access to VC is still primarily done "belly to belly" in the major tech markets?

Point being that market appreciation can juice your appraisal to help out your BRRRR valuation. 

I suspect the one missing item on those lots will be water and sewer  IE well and septic.. in our market here you can spend 50 to 75k just on those items so that would juice your costs up..  

There may not be a enough juice to entice a hands-on active investor, but plenty for the passive investor.  

And if you bought your current house under market, you could get a HELOC on it.Or if you don't want to borrower from others, you could do a loan against your 401K balance up to $50k.Or if you do want to borrower from others, there is the sub2, hard money, private money, etc.But it sounds like you need to start reading one of many books on creative finance (https://store.biggerpockets.co...) or (https://archive.org/details/in...) or (https://archive.org/details/in...) to get those juices flowing, and thinking outside the bank box.

Every website that links to your site passes value (or "link juice") to your site.

These are intended to stoke your creative juices, nothing more.

WiFi radios use about 100mw of juice.

If the property is owned outright by the owner ie no mortgage then there is a 99.9% chance they will pay up or sell as they arent going to lose 300-400k.If the property is mortgaged the bank will cure the note as they aren't going to lose say 200k over 10k.In many states large institutions will buy up/bid tax deeds for what seems like small profits as even 3% return in 3-6 month will juice up thier numbers.

When I first started, I was also in your shoes of not knowing where to start and feeling really overwhelmed.I just bought a 1,000 unit apartment complex and what has guided me over the years is to get really clear on my "WHY" or my purpose.Here is a link that you might find helpful, where I quit my job to pursue real estate 100%.I quit my CPA Job to buy Large Apartment BuildingsIn my opinion, get really clear on your WHY as it will give you the "juice" to keep you moving forward.Good luck!!