Quote from @Bryan Montross: You said you were doing a live-in flip.

land has very little value if existing homes are selling for less than New build replacement costs. which is pretty much half of the US.. and especially in the mid west and rust belt areas.. building lots have value in dense urban areas where new infill is going on in a big way..

@Bryan MontrossA question to your income remark.

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If those things go down the values will go down (or rise more slowly), like in the rust belt.And keep in mind you're on a forum full of RE agents. 

Hi Bryan, I'm a civil engineer and am familiar with things like this. 

So the value prop is to simply shot gun as many marketing peices as you can afford and then offer 10 to 30 cents on the dollar and wait for takers.. then once you close resell right away.then there are infill lots through out the US in areas that are actually seeing new builds on infill .. infill lots in areas that have zero new construction are basically worthless.. think major rust belt cities were resale values are 100 to 125 a foot or less..

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I am open to having another call with you and @Bryan Vukelich whenever you would like!

Quote from @Bryan Montross: First, welcome and glad you are getting into the investing side of real estate.