That would likely enhance the sales price if I were to sell.The nice interior and design of the home may not help the bottom line in terms of keeping a nice return on investment for rental return, but in my mind it makes the investment more attractive because it should be easier to rent, and if I decide I don't like being a landlord I should be able to sell it without too much difficulty.

On the coast and in major metro areas it’s very difficult. I

:woohoo: :clap: The bird dog does sound like a partner as they have skin in the game.

They may not go for a 80/20 situation because then you have no skin in the game.

Thanks again, Ill advise as we progressMattMatt,To elaborate a bit.You want the maximum cash in your pocket so you can move on to other deals and lower your exposure to this deal.That could mean proceeds from a loan or a down payment.The down payment is all about the buyer having skin in the game.

Originally posted by "all cash":Depending on how "remote" this whole thing is you might be better off making part of the 700' an access road, thereby retaining enough frontage for 3 main road lots, but giving you a lot more lots by making them smaller than 13 acres each, with only a 230 yard frontage.I've never heard of this, realistically how difficult is it to put in an access road?

2) How easy/difficult is it to do business in MD or VA my LLC is formed in DC?

I"m sure my CPA sees people trying to get loans and having difficulty because of age.

But there is more than one way to skin a cat, I have found a way to get around all of the red tape.

IMO this would be the way for you to go for quick cash with little skin in the game.