Initially, I'd call a paving company and see what it is per ft, you might walk away real quick.

The parks the have a chance for approval are large parks, providing sidewalks, paved parking lots, recreational amenities, and plans for most homes to be the larger types.

Agreed K. but there is usually no requirment for the sale of property obtained through ED as it is acquired for the public purpose, they can do with what they like, pave over it, build a bridge or highway or seel it to Joe and Steve.

I would like to learn as much as I can from you who have paved the way for me.

If you have paved roads, use dumpsters at the front of the park.

I want to put down as little as possible because I need capital to pave the driveway, side one of the buildings, etc....The purchase prices would be 80K (3family) and 50K (2family).

The actual paved road may be 40 feet wide (including median), but the actual ROW is 60 feet.

Landscape is just pavement (odd, the owner paved over loads of dirt, I guess to avoid yardwork, as a landlord I see this as a good thing).

There are serious buyers for hunting land and recreational land, if your piece qualifies.Home builders are not so likely to want a property off the grid, so you have to figure out who would want it and target your marketing towards them.Where is it located, what is the surrounding area like, is there access, is the access paved?

Reduce your living costs this way and it can pave the route to you getting into one after another great income property.We will be having regular meetups for NYC so be on the lookout for them.