The Home Depot has great stained (and raw) cabinets, but don't do the white ones there. 

When we acquire raw land that needs ZBA approval, we cannot pay more than 50k based on our numbers.  

Raw labor if someone needs a place cleaned out to specialized skills (electrician, book keeper, lawyer, engineer so good with the math, computer skills for a web site, marketing skills, great on the phone).2.

The raw numbers look good on this, but what is the street, neighborhood, and market like?

I think you might want to get comps for raw land in the area and then subtract demo costs.

Once stabilized and cash flowing, we will sell to an institutional fund looking for 6% caprates - it will have a nice upside at that point, but in the meantime we'll cash flow a bit til that happens.I do like your idea of using raw land for agriculture.

What can come into play are homestead exemption rights, as to amounts, but raw land may have homestead rights as well, there will be variations state to state.

Wholesaling, MH Investing, Raw land flipping. 

Several of the larger cities can make for good investments for the right properties but you can also find development projects along the Pacific coast where you can buy the raw land for relatively cheap and have the benefit of it being part of a larger development and have on site management as well as security. 

I'm wondering if anywhere near these markets might be especially ripe for flipping raw parcels of land?