I generally hate dealing with Walmart and avoid it, but the savings here were huge.

It's by where my grandparents live, where my folks plan on retiring, and it's only 25 miles away from the current town I live in (which is pretty big and has some nice stores like a Wal Mart supercenter.)Anyway I went to the same area I have interest in buying land in.

If the property has a tenant like WalMart then you've got near guarenteed income from a proven profitable business system and expect 5% cap rate.

There's a brand new, never been occupied retail building not two miles from my house, right next to a brand new Wal-Mart, HD, and some other new retail.

Maybe sell it to Walmart or some other big outfit like that [???]

Bought 2 $500 Amex cards from Walmart; purchased a money gram money order with it Total fees were $2.50 per gift card plus $1.50 for the money order.

Imagine someone coming to WalMart and saying, I will work the register for you at one store but I want half the company as my compensation as well as my regular biweekly paycheck." 

Once the materials reach the site the homeowner owns them.When you go to Walmart you don't pay 25% of the shelf price and say well let me take them home and see if I like how they fit in my cabinets.Just something to consider because if the overall amount is small you may have a materials heavy job.

There can be exceptions... like if you had inside knowledge that the value of the property might be influenced in the near future... like if Wal Mart  or Disney was buying the property next door, etc.  

It only costs $50 with minutes at Wal Mart and then you have tons of people calling YOU.