Their pay is usually dinged with non-performing and slow pay loans, they want them back on tract or gone.

I have no idea where you are in the process, but you could try to tract down an existing survey from a previous owner or title company

I think automation of home building technology (many off-site 3D printing players, some on site automation tech for construction of tract homes) will be a real factor in the next 3 to 10 years that will be the primary/only saving grace to actually make housing more affordable (easiest way to meaningfully decrease build costs).

You may have better craftsmanship than new homes cost up to 50% or even more as built today but not much detail in tract homes.

Greg, Original owner put a modular home on sister's inherited land (around 2006),  instead of his, which is a 5 acre tract of land adjacent to mine.

You could look on the appraisal tax rolls at the properties surrounding this tract and see what the values are for them and compare .

Always know what lien you’re bidding on.A property lien is “a legal claim on a tract of real estate granting the holder a specified amount of money upon the sale of the property.

Some old subdivisions and tracts of land do not have well established boundaries in the mountains.Mountain property is not the same as buying a city lot with city services.

I am in the process of selling a 5 acre tract to our parks department for 500k and they want to record our contract but they need my permission to do so.. right now I am balking because I don't want them clouding my title. 

I can do small ball for instance on 10 acre and under tracts and stay fluid if there is a recession or economic downturn.