It is interesting to weigh the cost of demo vs buying raw land and having to pay for water taps and power service.

After the second one I decided to take a break and have been buy up raw ground in locations I want to build new VR's. 

For a raw newbie it is a big help.We continue to attend Lindahl's other events even though they are a pitchfest of his and others programs. 

Have done dozens of construction projects from raw land to C-of-O.

Lots in my area are rather cheap while rent is fairly high, and depending on the deal and whether it's a small house with multiple vacant lots or just raw land

So this is vacant raw land, has trees, zoned RM for residential multi-family.

I have two raw land which I acquired two months ago back home in my country and looking forward to getting another by January. 

We started with the idea of however much cash we each put in is how much equity, but I started to realize that it was a bit of a raw deal for me as I was both putting up cash and doing most of the work. 

I am able to get the raw data I need in order to generate mailing lists including name and address of the owner. 

Because raw sewage is considered hazardous there are many different agencies to contact besides C.E.