Maybe it's just a raw numbers and density thing though.I have found that if you talk to the lender, you can pretty much stall a FC as long as you want.

Disclaimer: I run a private Facebook group called "Land Motivation" for active raw land investors and Jack Bosch is one of the mentor members.

If I were you, I would exploit the experience with architecture and pursue a MS in Real Estate Development with an emphasis in public works/government and or developing raw land into communities.

The number still is not based strictly on raw data, and therefore is not true.Here's a synopsis of a recent transaction I had: One of my long-term tenants decided that they wanted to buy the home they were renting from me.

I am currently looking to purchase a few pieces of raw ground and am looking for some insight on how to close on the properties.

Starting bid is about $7K value is $50K on the raw land.

To date I have flipped raw land and purchased/demo'ed and starting on one of 3 spec homes on my lot.  

and want to begin investing in SFH or raw land.

My experience is that raw land is, or can be, difficult to deal with.

I am looking to do some investing in raw land on the side.