Jessica,One thing I have done is contact developers in my area as well as land appraisers to try and understand how they valuate raw land.

Whether it be raw land or multi family properties.

Here is a pic of the raw land. 

I just got turned onto raw land investing and am considering purchasing a program with either @Mark Podolsky or @Seth Williams, but I'm wondering about one thing.

Structure a deal that is a win-win for both parties.In the USA, banks often shy away from raw land unless you're an experienced developer with a well-written plan.

I am having such A hard time to find a reliable contractor someone I feel I can trust in Bayonne NJ.I just bought a 2 Unit building that I am trying to add a 3rd Unit in the basement it is raw,  The city requires 7 feet so the job will include digging down 6 Inches and I will have to split up the Utility's heat and electric... 

We've recently pivoted a bit and are buying raw land to do new construction in Charlotte - just got an accepted offer on two lots in the HOT Belmont neighborhood.  

The raw land I own is located back in El Paso, TX, and have the application for rezoning already.

s ebook, "Raw Land Investing Simplified" available on Amazon.

Raw land value is $50-55kPlan is to use as primary residence in future.Main issues are:1. the wholesaler is stating that the current owner will be paying the taxes and code violation fines.