I'm interested in the strategy discussed by @Seth Williams and Jack Bosch for working raw land deals via these lists.

Between the location considerations (whatever that means) and the raw financials, what is usually the deciding factor for you guys?

Katy Nguyen I've never looked at raw land in Irvine but if you head out of CA into more rural areas 20% may not get it done.

And charting days on market per price range (not available but raw data is) is where one can see where market limits lie.  

I've listened to all the podcasts a few times over and read a lot of the success stories on here and there are definitely investors that go into real estate raw and experience massive success. 

My husband & I bought raw land June 2014.

It could be raw land for an apartment complex, or an apartment complex for a strip mall (or any number of other possibilities). 

It's not that it is a gating item, but I show my commercial lender the financials and put emphisis on raw cash flow.

I am looking at parcels of land that are in developed subdivisions, and trying to determine if they would be good deals.

I know there are going to be a lot of factors to go into building costs, but are there generali...

So inflation adjusted 'raw' appreciation is only part of the equation... add leverage on well selected income property and returns on investment can be improved dramatically