I just got back from touring the oil patch in North Dakota, via the Bigger Pockets conference, and investory, absorbtion rates, and price points all support every builders dream.Entire developments are getting sold out in 6 months or less and raw land (farm land in ND) selling in excess of $25K an acre.

I mention developers because Pinnacle stated they were developing raw land and building single family residential homes.I have emailed Pinnacle's former attorney and he has no comment on the current situation.

In Los Angeles, there is no raw land available for any development.

I used to run myself ragged processing applications from all of these duds but I've found it saves a lot of time just to nip it in the bud during the initial phone conversation.I never listen to any explanation from the applicant, I just go by the raw data.

I have backgrounds and experience in Adventure based youth leadership, Construction (currently), and sales.At this time I am perusing creating this model using raw land, and building shipping container style homes/cabins on the land parcel, for use as vacation rental properties.

We're raw vegans moving from one single family detach in residential zone of LA county to another of the same, non HOA.Broker asked for some of the orn plants & fruit trees we had already dug up and been moving during awaiting closing date on sold one.We gave her some of the ornamental ones and whatever we had excess but she kept asking for more!

Raw space versus already improved space for second generation use?

I have had this idea in my head for a while and im curious to know if anyone has done it. does anyone buy raw land and grow trees or palms on it as an investment?

So when an employer offers me a raw deal, I can tell them respectfully no, knowing I have the financial independence to make a decision.I am now at company number four in the state of my wife's dream job as a financial analyst (finally) and thrilled performing in a role that I went to college for and the passion to do; at least until I am financially independent to follow my own life's desires.

The Northern Half of the Austin MSA has seen the majority of growth the past few years with regard to raw population gains and development.