I'm under contract for my first one too and I'm digesting any and all knowledge I can find.

This data is tabulated at the census tract level, which allows for a tremendous about of granularity when conducting market research.

@Henry Lazerow primarily mobile homes on multiple tracts of land.

It will be neat to see discussion on the tax bill itself, but also loopholes and strategies that develop once the massive bill has been digested. 

In my opinion, if you are doing one spec a time, it's too much risk, if you are doing tract housing then it's a whole new different story.

Being close to that would be undesirable to me but it's definitely not what I would consider to be a "bad area".You should be careful with tax liens as there is a rather large amount of federal land in the county and it's not uncommon to have tracts of land that have no legal access. 

The land is only 4 legal tracts.

We thought it might be a good idea to convert the thread into something more digestible, so we pulled out all the questions from other users and transformed it into an ebook that we're offering for free to all members of BiggerPockets.

A few quick questions about the 1% rule while digesting the BP Intro to Real Estate Analysis.Do you subtract vacancy from gross monthly rent to get the numerator?

The Freedom Militia School of thought being that you can buy ammo with gold, but as Micth pointed out above, at some point my ammo will be worth more then your gold, depending on the circumstances (if you believe in that kind of stuff) my ammo will be worth more to me than any amount of gold, since my rifle won't shoot gold and it would be very hard to digest!