It’s just a deep for my pockets, my investors are picky as well.

Secondly you do not have to do that deep a level of analysis, thats the job of your buyer.

Like my boy Caleb said ,The credit thing I’d overlook if it wasn’t a great area .. the income being low and history of not paying bills I would be hesitant and would need to really dig deep into what happened .

Without income and existing homes it will take extremely deep pockets to make it profitable and a very long time.

Start digging deep.

Unless you have very deep pockets or great social circle, you will find a small % agents can make a living.

That question is the subject of deep and endless debate.

It seems you might - deep down inside - be a little upset about this, but understand that for whatever reason they prefer you not attend.

I have an R3 lot to develop in "Tony" West LA 90064.  100 foot frontage to the street and 150 feet deep.

If I were you,  I would research the different types and see what fascinates me the most and then do a deep dive into that topic.