What I'm looking for today, is a lender who can help me buy a piece of raw land to start developing.

Purchasing 1,000 acres of raw land in the middle of Wyoming might be considered speculation, but investing in an area that is well established and poised to see growth over the long term isn't.

q=liberty,+nvIt was apparently in Nye County according to that one ghost town website, a county which has no incorporated towns whatsoever, and Liberty isn't even listed as a settlement or unincorporated town: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nye_County,_NevadaAlso, FWIW, even if he was being serious (and just had the name of the area wrong), it's not hard for raw land to go up 30% when it starts so low

Sounds like a raw deal for the tenant.

How do you evaluate buying raw land?

This is my primary gripe with people who confidently insist that everyone can simply learn real estate (or anything) themselves or through raw experience.  

-Property is 1/2 acre raw land. 

I am about to try land lording in California then maybe try raw land in Temecula wine country and build a bed and breakfast.

China stopped buying their raw materials and they collapsed along with Venezuela, Russia.

So we only have 3 rentals and some raw land we want to develop.