I thought that was a bit of a raw deal.

They don't make sense in the town where we live, but if you can build them yourself and have raw/cheap land with access to utilities then they might be more interesting as an investment.

There was a 6 lot parcel near the old Stanley building that I kept thinking about except that as a first project, building 4-6 houses from raw land seemed like a bit too much to take on.

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

I honestly feel they do not convey accurate information as unfiltered unvarnished photos do and IMO, raw photos come across more "believable" to the travelers.

I think 600 is her after tax estimate of cashflow from the raw number of 714/mo but I could be wrong.

@Karen Margrave I found this, but it's pretty much raw data for any short-term rental, however by joining you may be able to request data on a specific area. http://www.stradvocacy.org/ @Evan R.Sure thing.

Unfortunately the raw land isn't producing anything and doesn't help my case with a commercial loan (They are asking 1MM for the 4-plex and land, appraised for about 850K).

It also had tile instead of raw concrete in the patio.

They are a mix of raw land and rentals (residential and one commercial).