Once you pick out a strategy or know the stage of investing you are at, then scan the BP podcast list (for that state or strategy; househack; single family;first investment;first multifamily; first commercial +5units, first syndication, raw land; short term rental, BRRR, Fix and Flip, Wholesale, Buy and Hold etc. ) and listen to the interview.   

I have a few drop-third strikes that I bought during a plummeting market that now have 6 figures in equity and 4 figures raw monthly cash flow.

Do you feel like you got a raw deal?"

hey patrick,just tried calling you with the number you show here on your post....and it is the wrong number...in fact some ol' crusty guy answered and was not real happy....LOLmight change the number if i were you.....btw, the reason i called is in regard to what money you have available in regard to lending on raw land....

I wanted to start buying raw land in up and coming neighborhoods, maybe hold it for a little and sell it, or potentially build on it in the future for rental income.

For Nomad, here is the raw return in dollars including appreciation, debt paydown, cash flow from depreciation and cash flow using relatively common properties in NoCo.If you divide these returns by your initial investments to acquire all the properties, you get your return on initial investment numbers.

It's a way to make raw land cash flow.

You can own residential, commercial, raw or improved land in your IRA.

Raw land is not cheap and you will have to compete with the 1,700 home development down the street in Holly Springs: https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article236500908.htmlPermitting is a whole additional issue that I am not sure of, but I would guess that for multifamily units, approval may be difficult.

But if I take the raw data of homes sold and do my own averages, what am I missing?