I own raw land that I am interested in building a small rental on, but besides that, I don't know what investment would create the most return.Also, I love to travel and currently live in my RV.

I worked hard to make insightful tools from the raw transaction data.

Purchase price: $2,200 Sale price: $15,500 Bought raw land 2.2 country acres with a stream and live stock on the property it was a tax deed sold by the state of Alabama What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I would take a management fee for the ongoing property management and possibly for finding and doing any necessary renovations.With more experience I can most likely do better than this, but until then how should I structure the management fees so I'm not getting a raw deal?

Flipping raw land in general can be a good business.

I think, with Montana's favorable climate, hemp will dominate, and produce raw material for goods ranging from plastic, paper, fabrics, composite lumber products, and much more, all made from hemp.

A family friend is selling their storage units that produces an income of $4800 with 2 acres of raw land.

But to wholesale it will be difficult as those willing to purchase raw land at this point will require that same discount and there will be little room for your profit.As Don said buy and hold for a few years as land values never go down (the improvement values do, but not the land values).

For example, I sold a 2.7 acre lot earlier this year in Golden Gate Estates for over 180k that was just raw land with a DEP report.

What can be expected for entitlement cost per lot  $10000What financing can you get on raw land for 4 years?