I'm about to make an offer on a raw land purchase, which the owner will carry.

THEY ARE DUMPING RAW SEWAGE FROM BOTH OUR HOUSES INTO THE STREAM BEHIND OUR HOUSE THAT RUNS EVENTUALLY INTO A RIVER.

I have raw land in West Texas, where I plan to build a duplex next year.

Every piece of automated equipment is conceptualized by marketers, developed by a myriad of designers and engineers, assembled by workers and production support staff in factories, who source components from countless companies employing their own workers and raw materials sourced by purchasing and logistics.  

So I am purchasing my first property. I plan on living in it for a year, then refinancing and renting it out. The neighborhood is great, the property seems good, but the negotiations are making me feel uneasy. After r...

I tried to explain to her that our artist community property is for common use for everyone, but that it's somewhat raw, with walls and places where children could get hurt, if not supervised etc.

I'm just getting started in real estate, planning on focusing on buy and hold with multifamily properties, and possibly moving into rural investing (farms, raw land, etc).I'm currently in the phase of learning, acquiring capital, and building a solid business plan.I enjoy analytics and finance.

I currently own raw land that is worth roughly $170k that I bought for $120k two years ago.

Hey guys,I have a few questions on refinancing raw land, hopefully, someone can lend a little advice on whats been running through my mind.We have a 7-acre parcel of raw land in Prince Georges County, Maryland.

I agree that multifamily is a better deal from the lender's perspective, but just from a raw allocation of funds standpoint, they will likely be forking over a much larger chunk of cash that way, so that could make them uneasy.