People get to the point when they have to leave a message, I get to digest what they are saying and prepare a solution or a response that makes sense.

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The small orphan tracts are exactly that.

I am interested in purchasing a 10 acre tract of land on which to build my primary residence. 

@Jared Carpenter  the 20k investor etc is one of the toughest to get and manage.. just look at how the crowd funders have had issue with customer service after the fact they get cremated in social media.. too many small investors no way to service a 1000 5 k people just too many.and you will see them complain and you would think they have 500k in the deal not 5k.. what I see happening is this is become HEY I want to do that.. so you have gurus selling how too law firms pitching their set up documents at 10 to 20k a wac and then you have totally inexperienced folks spending the money and then realizing HEY I cant raise any money I have no tract record I have never done this.. man this is hard.. and yes it is.. very hard. 

I have seen counties where the tax map has mis-identified all of the tracts and lists incorrect owners.

I have an opportunity as a vet to purchase raw land from the Texas VLB before the tracts are offered to the general public.

I wouldn't want to drop that on a seller in person as they need to time to digest that you won't be closing at their asking price.

We have a tract of land in a very good location that already has the street built.

The LMIT is for financing (and refinancing) houses in "Low to Medium Income Tract".