Usually there will be at least one low hanging fruit- the guy that will take the cash.

Raw land, generally, cannot be used for consumer purposes (e.g., to live on) until you move the mobile homes. 

Dave - I too am interested but don't have the raw land development experience to fully jump in considering the wetland and flood plain issues. 

I'm not just offering myself up for free, unless the right mentor relationship presented itself, but I would love to sit down for coffee with a few people one on one and see if we can start a fruitful relationship.Just let me know if you have any interest in getting together and see where things lead. 

But to put 55k down and cash flow at 500 a month and building equity in a home year over year is pretty good returns.Now those are all basic numbers on a buy and hold, your intentions and time frame might be different but that is just same Raw info on it. you may be looking to flip or get those 25% cash on cash that all depends on the individual investor !

I like to invest in raw ground so that is where my search started.

Have you found a good way to access their raw data in a file format i.e., text, csv? 

Our plan was to acquire 2 or 3 single family homes then make the leap to developing bigger commercial projects from raw land with a proven history in real estate investing. 

It is raw land, and is essentially part of the back yard of another house.

I am looking at some raw land in my area that I would be interested in buying to build a home on.