s cotton all in Lubbock.

The government does not have the wool pulled over my eyes.

If I had cottoned on to the fact that @Dan Kelley was bringing zero cash to the table, I would have started my previous post something like: "Dan, I can't see the Seller agreeing to carry a note for $240k, especially when your own figures won't see you arriving at a large enough equity position for easy refi".So Dan, in short, YES is our answer to your question "Am I crazy to think that a seller would even consider something like this?"

IE fake landlords trying to scam people out of money.seems that some folks might not cotton to the idea of dummy adds I know I wouldn't.. 

I used Merino Wool by Behr on almost my entire house and I'm enthralled.Happy rehabbing!

Around the Great Depression, when the land was worn out from reparative corn and cotton farming it was prime time to scoop up large tracts of land from people that were land rich, cash poor.I think these laws in SC goes back to the CCC days as during these same times companies like West Virginia Pulp and Paper (Westvaco), Weyerhaeuser and others came buying up worn out and abandoned farm land planting trees and did not want to be locked out of their timber land investment.

I'm sure you know there is a lot of nothing but cows, peanuts, cotton and wheat out there on top of the ground. 

is anyone interested in developing a commercial area similar to cotton wood / 7bar?

@Patrice Cotton,Welcome Patrice!

I have run into a property on the south side of reading off of cotton st.