Their yard here is a fraction size Ky yard. 

I could not believe how much that cost him.. when I got it for a fraction of the price.

Here are some examples, I've removed all the specific identifiers but otherwise these are from actual deedsFor a piece of rural land in Missouri, which uses the section based approach:All that part of the East fractional half of section XX, Township XX North, Range 13 West of the Xth P.M.

I'm not saying that Eugene offers the same Boulder or Seattle suburb, but the properties are eerily similar for a fraction of the current price points.

(Maryland operates on a County govt system, not a city like other areas)There were no mass protests by short term rental owners, because they represent only a tiny fraction of the population, at least here, compared against home owners.

There are some who actually advocate this.Alternately, if you don’t have a lot of money, and it’s legal in your state, you might consider participating in a fractionalized loan. 

Have you ever got a yellow card or text or other communication from a wholesaler saying they want to put your house under contract for a fraction of what its worth so they can MAYBE flip the contract to an investor?

If legal in your state, you can participate in one or more fractionalized loans -- also called a multi-beneficiary loan.Here, several lenders like you would combine relatively small sums into one larger first-position loan.

One check for half your max bid, another check for one fourth of your max bid, another check for one eighth of your max bid, etc, with two checks for that final fraction.

Not only that, but it does so at the fraction of the cost of something grander like rehabbing or renting.