Plus with the prices of land and construction nowadays you would likely be in jumbo loan territory, meaning higher rates, and down payment requirements.

Locking up properties that will be hard to sell are a punch in the gut for the sellers so you have to step back and think, are these worth locking up or would the seller be best served listing with a local agent and getting out, without you in the middle.It sounds like these are ancillary to your territory and usual buy box and that usually means you don't need them.

PR is technically part of the US, as a territory, but it doesn't show up on any of your tools for finding lenders, real estate agents, etc...

I took advantage of that feature and sent some lease option cards to a select audience north of my usual territory.  

Can't have it both ways.The BP community could benefit with less posts focused on territorial infighting and more posts focused on increasing awareness and understanding of life insurance.

Establish your buy box and really get to know the territory in the specific area you are looking at and then trust, but VERIFY

So this is new territory and I feel as though she is basically trying to sue me. 

These are cash vs s&p dividend ratio…..which means we are in uncharted territory right now for economy as cash / CD rates are too high.housing in 90s are generally flat/mild appreciation.

That risk, of buying land with impairments, goes with the territory.

However, large volume wholesale companies of which I'm aware tend to have non-compete agreements that you must sign, which would "prevent" you from going into business for yourself (or with a competitor) for some period of time and/or within the same territory.