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. 

So the numbers below are raw, and they do not represent the exact values of the property, they are just to set an example. 

However, I am building my land investing portfolio.Like I said, I am not at this moment interested in investing in SFR's, multifamily, duplexes, triplexes, commercial buildings, etc...just raw vacant land.

It's just the raw data from Suffolk County, Mass. 

I bought just over 36 acres in 2009  and have added a barn and infrastructure to build a home in the future but I have now decided to move from my current area. I have an offer of 500k on the property currently but th...

Right now, I don’t have a lot of cash, but I am looking to get financing on multis, single, or raw land zoned for r2 and above near the theme parks, winter garden, Davenport, Kissimmee, no more than 160-180k I also am looking for referrals to property managers for when I do acquire more, as well as legit handy men/ contractors.

Raw land is so much easier to research and purchase.

Sounds like a raw deal.

We are also on the waiting list for the paynearme rollout and are looking forward to that functionality.Per my husband who does most of the books: Buildium Accounting provides you the tools to mostly keep you from having to do the raw general ledger accounting-- it streamlines the property management accounting requirements and makes life easier ESPECIALLY for someone not accustomed to quickbooks or some other standard double entry system.

Once you pull MLS data you will see that as well. 5th ward -- is a step forward where you can still buy raw land  and build and sell with early adopters who wants to be close to downtown ( a bit higher price compare to acre homes and without govt assistance) .