If a flip doesn’t sell immediately, it’s possible to rent out the property and generate consistent cash flow while waiting for market conditions to improve.Infrastructure Growth: The city is also seeing improvements in infrastructure, such as new development projects and expanded amenities in up-and-coming neighborhoods.

within 1 year developer is doing a land assemblage and I sold the 4 acres for 250k and acre got cash out.. so made 750k on 250k in about a year on what was going to be a nighmare scenario.. 

The rental income from this property is now contributing to our next investment, where we plan to acquire and develop a multifamily property.

The purest example of a capital appreciation investor is the investor who buys a parcel of undeveloped land or a city lot with the idea of allowing development to “catch up” to his acquisition and then sell to the highest bidder.  

The 5 acres is part of an 8 acre development.  

Washington offered to trade his surveying fees for those parcels he considered ripe for development, and utilized any money he earned to do the same.  

@Gabriel Pietryka If I were you I would find a developer that has already completed an office to condo conversion, and form a partnership.

The area I'm in is very rural so id have to develop a plot from the ground up and have a lot of up front costs id imagine.

This concept is currently in development.

It typically takes 4 to 6 months to produce on a part-time basis and my intention is that it will be of value to those in the industry, including me and a prospective mentor.