We drop the raw loan into the top of the Plinko board (the beginning of the information extraction) and after the loan hits a bunch of pegs like short seasoning or must be 25+ years fixed or ARM is okay, but keep the points low or crime statistics of the property's neighborhood or even the experience of the borrower and the loan finally gets to the bottom, we know where to send it. 

I think it is noteworthy that your asset was raw land and you still were able to do that.

Mason, my recommendation is to do your analysis based off of ROI and not based on raw numbers. 

Sometimes raw numbers don't tell the whole story.

Positive cash flow is great, but that doesn't give you an actual metric of what your money or investment is doing.Positive means nothing without a metric, and the dollar amount of cash flow means nothing as a raw dollar amount

What the market for raw land is at this time, etc.

Purchase price: $29,000 Cash invested: $15,000 Townhome subdivision, raw land What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Focus on anyone who stores inventory or prepurchases raw materials for manufacturing.  

Hey everyone,my partner and I have been attempting to follow the re tipster and land geek model for raw land investing / flipping.After 3 mailings with about 800 postcards we have gotten 3 phone calls. 1 guy threatening to sue us for mailing to a “Do Not Mail To List” and two legit leads.

I'm just illustrating my question.Does anyone have the time to pull the raw numbers?