This is better than not speaking with your aunt, letting the problem linger and likely worsen.From my experience, in New York, the ultimate decision will depend on many factors and Liberal judges (as told to me by others with way more experience in these matters) can rule in favor of someone with a sob story. i.e.

If it's in a major city with public transit you can limit the number of rooms that include parking.

Which markets (Cities, States, Counties) are producing the highest cash flow while keeping purchase prices under 100K?

I have the land and am working through the process with the civil engineers and the city.

State, County, City rules and regs every one is different.

I specialize in the city of Charlotte though, but I'd love to refer you to a good contact in Raleigh if you are interested please PM me!

I have connections with great vendors throughout the city and actively search for deals and present them to investors. 

Philadelphia as a city is nowhere near saturated, but you aren't buying the city.

So talk to the city to see what they'll need before you can sell the lots. 

Hi There @Chinelo Ononye - Don't be afraid to keep investing here in the Windy City if it's your home lolWe've got an awesome real estate community here in Chicago and would be happy to connect to see how we can help.Generational wealth is an amazing aspiration and there is no doubt you are the "one" in your family that is going to make that change.