How many lots you can subdivide this particular parcel into will depend on your findings from these agencies.As to rice, you need to work backwards.

There are numerous way to leverage the equity in your current properties.You can get mortgages against them, take out a LOC, or cross colateralize them.If you choose to cross colateralize them selling off properties can get a bit sticky since one property is pledged as security against another.

Sounds like a pretty sticky situation John.

I frequent tax sales in my area and have either received a tax deed or a tax lien certificate before I bid for a deed I learn the rules for the area and also check for IRS lien it can bite you It lasts 120 days, some state or county liens may stick I have seen child support lien or in one case a 20k medical lien(somehow connected to a state university) stick Here I wait a year and do a quiet title depends on the state

Try reading the sticky topics at the top of the BP wholesaling forum for more ideas. 

Many wholesaling questions, especially about buyer lists, have been answered in the sticky topics at the top of the BP wholesaling forum; so do some reading there. 

@Gregory Rice Here is a link to my ad, what do you think?

That's the real sticky part for me now.

Kyle Rice

@Markeilsha RodriguezIn my opion its a really good deal...I would go about it completely different i think your complicating a good deal..I do think its a bit of a guru concept and things could get sticky if you dont face it head on, regarless of what anyone tells you, the bigger picture is can you afford the mortgage and can you afford the tax payment.