(don't use Zillow in determining value, Zillow is great for raw data).

Originally posted by @Mike Dymski:With little time and lack of interest in rehab, Bob may want to invest with others who have full time staff devoted to these activities (i.e. syndications).as usual, I agree with @mike dymskiI started out in summer 2012, and I bought 5 turnkey properties (all cash) with self-directed ROTH-IRA fundsin late 2015, I was about to start looking for my next turnkey property with the rental proceeds and IRA contributions, and I learned about syndicationsI bought an office park then, next a large apartment complex, a raw land deal, and recently a self-storage facilityI am looking at getting a mobile home park nextearly last year, my friend and I did a deep dive into what we felt was the most effective means of REI for busy professionals, and after a few weeks/months, we decided that loans/notes and syndications were the most passive (but still require due diligence) and most effectiveI would recommend looking into sophisticated/accredited investor status and look at the tons of info on BP regarding syndicationsalohasteve

Sorry for the raw generality in these questions but I'm looking to jump in, get my feet wet, and start learning everything possible and doing my due diligence en route to my first investment as quickly as possible.ThanksIf anyone has any suggestions on what I should be reading or researching please let me know. 

Theoretically, one can syndicate any type of real estate project, be it debt, equity, raw land, or even single-family residential property.

I've researched the no tenant raw land ideas and will continue to while I'm still in uniform.

Additionally, we purchased the house for about 65% more than raw land cost, so the number made sense and the house was laid out pretty well for ding the spilt to two units (front/back).

The when down cycle happened nobody was developing raw land anymore so went to selling bigger apartment buildings.

I am looking for some advice on how to present a proposal for financing, I am still quite raw in real estate investing, I do have 2 homes In KC, one is rented and the other is in final stages of rehab, I am trying to re finance my rented home, however being Canadian is quite difficult.

There are so many ways to make money with raw land.

One has a raw canvas and you create a lifestyle for the next to enjoy.