OP land development is an REI strategy you should stay away from unless you have a lot of experience and reputation, have funding to acquire and shovel ready the land or have a cookie cutter business to bring value to different locations.  

I think BlackRock should be the poster boy for the what I would argue is a rigged economy, and this dude and the rest of them should not be admired or looked up to they are the ones responsible in my view for so many of the problems we see in inner cities, demographic challenges, off shoring of good jobs etc.I feel better now!  

This used to be my cookie cutter back in the day.

I was first stationed in Virginia and did 9 deployments all over the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic, and Pacific on a 270' Cutter for 2.5 years doing drug and migrant interdiction. 6 months of aviation maintenance school followed and afterwards, I transferred to my first and final aviation unit in Cape Cod, MA on H60 Jayhawk Helicopters.

Hire a contractor with a camera, there are rigs that map out where the camera head is via gps.

Assuming it was 50’.Had a tree root problem and ran about that with a cutter head.

(not sure if that is allowed) However, just having the space to rent out for RVers to come with their rigs, even off-grid, is a no-brainer, IMO.

FTHB don't know that I'm beating them up early for their own good (even if it's a cookie cutter deal, they're going to have enough on their plate with inspections, etc, that they will be glad I took this mountain of paperwork OFF their plate early on), but people that have owned homes before get pissed at me and say "WTF, we're not even in contract yet?!"

Zillow in my opinion is good only in the cookie cutter neighborhoods.

I  like Habitat for Humanity and jimmy-rigging.