It seems like the 5 pages of actual value in the book (I'm extrapolating) would be a much better read and more useful, but I don't suppose Hill could have teased out so many sales from something so basic.Am I wrong?

@David Moore@Oscar BrooksDavid, Sounds like you are just having a little fun teasing newer investors-LOL  Us older, wiley investors have heard that scenario before and just chuckle, you know, the too good to be true story where someone just can't reveal the address on a property someone just wants to give away-LOL

*sigh* haha just teasing.

How do I tease out what the lot is worth?

I've already started to tease it on social media, but has anybody had luck with doing this before?

I see there has been no response so, it sounds like you are proud of your spreadsheet and it may be very comprehensive, but;IMO, a proforma that goes beyond 12 months is a dream sheet, a way for you to tease or entertain yourself.

If you haven't started one yet, a scenario analysis pro forma could help in teasing out assumptions to see which ones are the most viable, worth your time, and worth the risk.  

That is part of what's bothering me - I don't have the sophistication to easily tease out what is likely going to happen vs. what is likely not going to.I guess one thing that is certain is that the Fed is printing money like crazy, and we have an unmanageable debt.

Well late last year I got more curious and decided to go sit through a 2 hr seminar in which gave just enough information to tease you. 

I was just teasing about the Mr.