Travel is mine, I wanna see the world, meet people, and experience life outside my comfort zone. 

This would be in a C neighborhood, so the structure would be very basic.Wish list:BlockSingle story2/1 or 2/2 700 to 800 SQ FT per unitLot is .75 acresNOTE:  We are waiting on zoning information from the county to see what we can build on the lot.Thanks,Scott

It helps to have a conversation with a lender in advance (if you are serious...don't waste anyones time) to explain your situation and see if there are any red flags.For single family or 4 units and under a pre approval is also not needed but does go along way. 

I'm using loopnet, crexi, google maps, various websites that sell commercially zoned land - I generally leave the filters open for property type - I don't care what is existing as long as the zoning is right.

So, basically things like zoning issues, back utilities, permitting, etc. is what I'm hinting at.I realize all states are different.

CA has the most red tape along with some parts of the PNW, NE US and a few other areas in the country.

If I went to a GC and said "Hey, take a look at this job and I will pay you" and they took the money, that is the red flag.

Remote management shouldn't be much different outside of the time zones.

I have a lot that is zoned A-1A or Agricultural District (minimum building site of 1 acre).

No zoning in Texas counties.     4.