Global warming isn't anywhere near the top of the list of reasons why I will or won't, not for single family or multifamily housing anyway, but if you're looking at buying large tracts of land or commercial land (i.e.

There was a land rush in the 50 and 60's and that's when many desert ranch's were broken into smaller tracts and sold off. the new buyers are probably 3 or 4 owners who bought and then realized it was worthless land and then just let them go for tax's..not saying 100% of the properties are worthless and some may use them for recreation so I get that.But for investment NO WAY no HOW.. the website talks about annual appreciation etc.. its all just sales hype.I would think your hubby would also need a Real estate license to do this legally unless the company owns the property and your hubby is an employee ..

Here is what I've found out on the property..it is a 17 acre tract of land with a home which probably needs demolished, at one time this was a part of a 100 acre tract witch has been lotted off in 20 acre parcels over the last 15 years.

Mayle’s letter argues that individuals cannot be in violation of section of the code in question because it “merely describes the process for obtaining a so-called ‘Lead-Safe Certificate.’”The letter also argues that the health department does not have the ability to issue such a certificate, because it is a “creature of statute with limited enumerated powers.”The initial deadline only applies to properties in the most at-risk census tracts.

You can get lots more here at BP for free.A great mentor will write the offer, creative the necessary clauses in the offer - guide you when ever you need help and most importantly will co-purchase with you - Before you select someone to be a so called mentor -- you need to look at their financial statement - check to see if they really own real estate - have a license - are bonded and insured and have a tract record of doing deals!

It’s an off market, 89 acre tract. 

If you're in an area with substantially less than 100 census tracts within the voucher area, you probably won't see any changes or see this implemented.

I had the seller carry back 90% of the purchase price at interest only for 120 days. 1960s tract house, nothing pretty, no new kitchen etc.

If you are creating flacon tracts that are not commission approved always have a lawyer write them up. 

You are on the right tract and Keep asking questions!