In South Korea, for example, if a person(not a certified developer) has a valuable raw land and desires to build apartments without enough money for from building to maintenance, he or she has to meet with designer and architect.

I have experience in the full life cycle of taking a piece of raw land all the way to occupancy of the end user. 

I'm very tenacious and have an eye for looking at a raw piece of land or dilapidated building and seeing the highest and best use for the property. 

I'm very tenacious and have an eye for looking at a raw piece of land or dilapidated building and seeing the highest and best use for the property.

Just curious if anyone has every had experience with raw land that shows up on the tax records as the owner being "unknown"?

Hi everyone, new raw land investor here.

I reckon starting out within the "Raw Land" niche with a "Flipping" strategy.

Builders sell 1 Acer lots for 6 figures and raw land is usually in the four-figure range. 

The guy talking is Vishen Lakhiani and after watching the video I bought his book. light mayo and relish but i can go raw if the grocery budget is tight that month

The raw dollars coming in need to be attractive, and the % return needs to outpace the general market at such a rate that the deal is worth the additional effort.