My wife and I have acquired some parcels of raw land in Elko County, NV.

Notes (*): The bigger counties (Mecklenburg , New Hanover, Wake, others) provide raw data and for some smaller counties you can download the data, indirectly, from the GIS user interface.

I would ask myself ‘how can I bring more value to people with this 5 acres than any other readily available raw land?’

I like the idea of turning raw land into shopping centres, office buildings, and multi-family buildings.

I am very interested in buying or financing raw land and building a tiny house /shipping container community, renting them out as my first start into real estate...

@Garvey Daniels financing raw land entitled or not typically involves a 50% LTV.If you plan to develop the property, it’s wise to place the land under contract and condition closing the purchase “subject to” securing full entitlements so that that the site is “shovel ready”

Cost to evict: $3,500 (supposedly a great deal) Perhaps the biggest one: Capex above estimated allocation or before reserves can be built up— Roof, Sewer Line, Windows, Appliances, Decks, Driveways/Parking Lots, Furnaces, Hot Water Heaters, Foundation/Structural issues, Fire escapes, Plumbing issues like sewer line backing up and raw sewage flooding a basement unit or a water heater malfunctioning and dumping 100’s of gallons into the building, overflowing tubs due to clogged drains and clueless tenants, broken/leaky pipes, etc. there are a lot of expensive things that will go wrong with every property.

So me and a friend were talking today while driving past this piece of land, the land had trees and had not been development so the question arose, how does one obtain a piece of land that has maybe trees on or is und...

I have a entered into into a business agreement with a real estate wholesaler/rehabber/flipper well known in the Philadelphia area. His company was supposed to locate a property for me in Cleveland, rehab it, locate ...

If they have one main supplier for the raw materials, they are at the mercy of the supplier.