Looking at the raw text, the post looks correct.Have you called a tree person and inquired with them?

Over the years I have purchased several investment properties, some that needed substantial work and some that were raw land only.

I most likely will lease/buy unrestricted raw land outside the city limit. 

Here are other things to consider:  (1) This is just a moment in time in an ever-changing market. (2) This is the raw data.  

That being said she did log some hours, no way I think retail pricing is fair because I logged many hours helping with her things as well.Its just hard because having a partner already splits the pie, adding designer fees and now the extra money paid to his company for his father in law, it just seems like Im getting the raw end here.

I don't want to sink $1.5MM into raw land and develop a new park which surprisingly there is still MH zoned raw land in the san antonio city limits.

The panels on the left are covering raw dirt from where the basement used to be a crawl space.

Development can be finding a raw piece of land, and doing all the work to bring it up to being buildable lots, subdivision, etc.

Cut the affected portion out creating a raw land parcel in the flood zone then say a 999 acre parcel with a house that is not in the flood zone.

I think Texas has the best secondary in the country this year, but the offense, run game, and skill positions in general are raw and need to mature a lot to have a chance in that game.