Most of us don't have the ability to print US Legal Tender (our own money); so, the judicious use of credit remains our best option.Be sure to make the distinction between the consumer mindset which is typically a scarcity mindset: "I don't have enough", or "I can't afford it", "How much will it cost?"

I’ve had random individual pieces of K&T show up where there’s no other indication of anymore any where in the building.

Appreciation happens while you aren't looking... suddenly 5-10 years later the property may be worth $50-100,000 more than you paid for it and you will think of yourself as being "so smart" for investing in a piece of property! 

This affordability presents investors with a distinct opportunity to enter the market without significant financial strain.

., it is perfectly fine for two LLCs to own differing or identical tenant in common interests in one piece of real estate.  

@Joseph BerhaneHere is the piece I wrote about your backyard....https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/20/topics/440...

Quote from @Daniel Rabinov: Hey,I am considering buying a piece of land to develop 8-10 houses on it with common area and amenities.Does anyone have some excel sheet or calculator that can help me check the viability of it being a good investment?

I develop for a living and it is easy to buy a piece of land and pay too much because of the cost to develop it.

Just curious as there is always some other nifty piece of software with its hand out to reduce our net profits

And in most states changing the title back is 1 piece of paper.