This gives you an idea as to the ‘”weight” land value has against Total Equity.Your 2nd post indicates that you are considering working with a development firm that “works off the equity of the land” and that you are waiting for preliminary plans from 2 parties.

With that being said, I am not an attorney nor a judge and I understand my determination holds no weight however, how can the attorneys/court system comfortably take this long to check what seems to be such an simple matter.

Be careful of historic homes that are super old, can take lots of upkeep - may not be something you want AD and a newborn!

I'm not used to things being easy especially because of my first and favorite sport Boxing, when you're in that ring you have to learn quick and adjust accordingly ( trust me my resting weight is 170lb so at least for me it's rare that I spar someone at the same weight usually their lighter which means faster, or heavier which means stronger ), that being said i'm also not used to things being handed to me, but recently i've been blessed with the opportunity to receive 100% funding on my next Fix and Flip deal.

Usually a good explanation of how you want to "maintain the upkeep of your property so it helps keep property values up in your neighborhood" should help get them off your back.However, soon we received a letter from the HOA attorney with request to remove the privacy walls and the foundation support bars with fines for every day not complying.

A good client that does this is worth their weight in gold. 

Yes, you may be able to go high, but if you miss a week, two weeks, or even a month trying to fish for more rent, the cost of vacancy will out-weight getting it filled quickly at the lower, competitive pricing.3a.

@Lara WhiteA fellow investor and I compared Indy, Greensboro NC, Greensville SC, and Columbus OH with different metrics and different weights on those metrics.

I would buy stock following the value investing strategy followed by the Warren Buffet etc.Real Estate has that benefit of control over the assetSO i guess both would do, its just a question of weighting -95% real estate-5% stocks for example

Not counting staff and upkeep... still only $1,700 per month out of pocket until the land is paid off.