If so and if you are going to try and sell the land to a developer anyhow, you might consider leasing it to lumber company  first.

The question then becomes, how do I unload this?

Another one is in house transaction which one of my investor unloaded it off market and sold to my other investor and we did rehab and refinanced and end up really good equity on it. 

I do see developers taking the wait and see approach so if you can’t find one that tells you that you should either hold or sell if you don’t want the carrying/holding costs and would rather just unload it

Landlords that want to unload occupied rentals should be specific enough.  

However, those prices vary a lot especially since the price of lumber has jumped up recently.

If they have to unload, you can use that as leverage, but you can't bluff or flinch, you need to be willing to walk away without your escrow.  

Adam Sporinsky see if you have a lumber liquidators close to you.

Let me just tell you what an *** I feel like pulling up to the Home Depot to load my 8' lumber, a vanity, or 500 sq foot of laminate flooring in this tiny excuse for a car...lol.

They actually end up with more lumber, more rigidity, and more sound proofing than site built.