I worked in new construction clean-up for a tract builder I kept seeing so many things in the new homes that drove me crazy so I would make a list everyday for the builder.

It has to be improved, somehow.Questions to ask yourself and get answers to, before you'll get any meaningful answers from the forum or your local real estate community:-How large is the tract/parcel?

Seems like who can boast the most about their Midwest location...LOL6 professional sports teams, regional health care center in a 4 state area, federal reserve is up in KC, more shore line on lakes than the Pacific coast in Cali, oh, and I live in the area, LOLHere's an odd stat, most who moved out of MO a few years ago moved to Cali and then, most who moved out of CA moved to MO, guess they decided to come back.....actually not, more moved out of CA and came to MO.Center of the US population is about 50 miles east of me.To housing, it's pretty affordable, tons of 3/2s 90 to 120K, but you can certainly go up, one of (or the) largest home owner occupied is about 10 miles south of me, some tech billionaire building a rock castle.Look for a diversified economy, health, education, manufacturing, tech, financial services and retail to drive your economy, pretty well in that order and growing here.I also think we'll see much smaller less expensive homes built in the future especially in more rural areas, post WWII tract houses, 1,000 - 1,200 sq ft.

We are on tract to accumulate another 5 within the next 18 months. 

.), but I was married so, that didn't work.I started buying tapes (remember tapes, they'd get hung up in your tape player and wouldn't work anymore) on real estate investing, I took many seminars from speakers from a-far, digested dozens of books on investing and experimented creating buying offers using creative techniques (had to, had no money).I became an agent (that wasn't fun, but I did well) selling residential properties (that job diverted my energy from investing to driving around potential buyers), and earning almost nothing for my efforts.What I did not have when I started was a computer, no email no real estate chat rooms, no pagers, cell phones and no internet, Bigger Pockets wasn't born yet.I use to have to go to the court house and assessment office in person if I wanted to know who owned what, I use to run foreclosures after getting the information from the legal pending filing.I remember the first cell phone I purchased, it was call a 'bag phone' it was as big as a shoe box.

Isn't there any way to get a daily digest where it all comes in in one email?

@Ralphy Rosado  the property that I own is in the sibley tract of the 19th ward in Rochester and rents for $1350 - lower end (the tenants lived in the house as we rehabbed it and this is the rent we started them at) and is 6 bedrooms 3 baths.

I have yet to venture on developers developing tract homes, I have 5 of them in line.

If residential must be a tract housing cluster, land (multi-residential/family), multifamily or commercial.

Due to the nature of the development, I need a fairly large tract of land - roughly 500 acres for the facilities themselves and another 500-1000 acres for sound buffer.